MOL Triumph
Ocean Network Express · In service
Length overall≈400 m
Beam58.8 m
Capacity20,170 TEU: first past 20,000
DeliveredMarch 2017
The yard
The story so far
Samsung's Geoje yard specialises in the hardest floating objects on Earth: it built Ever Ace and MOL Triumph among the largest container ships, the entire Q-Max LNG class led by Mozah, OOCL Hong Kong, the first ship past 21,000 TEU, and Prelude FLNG, the largest floating structure ever made.
Alongside crosstown rivals Hyundai and Hanwha Ocean it forms Korea's 'big three', the trio that has dominated high-value shipbuilding, gas carriers, megamax boxships, offshore giants, for three decades.
The line-up
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Samsung Heavy Industries ships
Side profiles are sized by real length overall, longer ships draw bigger. Categories are never mixed.
Container ships
3 ships
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Ever Ace
Evergreen · In service
Length overall399.9 m
Beam61.5 m
Capacity23,992 TEU
Gross tonnage235,579 GT
OOCL Hong Kong
COSCO Shipping · In service
Length overall399.87 m
Beam58.8 m
Capacity21,413 TEU: first past 21,000
Gross tonnage≈210,890 GT
Tankers & giants
2 shipsPrelude FLNG
Shell · In service
Length overall488 m: longest floating structure ever
Beam74 m
Displacement (fully ballasted)≈600,000 t
Steel used≈260,000 t
Mozah
Nakilat · In service
Length overall345 m
Beam≈54 m
Cargo capacity266,000 m³ LNG: largest ever
Draft≈12 m
Side by side
Every ship, ranked by length
| Ship | Category | Length | Beam | Delivered | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prelude FLNG | FLNG | 488.00 m | 74.00 m | 2017 | In service |
| MOL Triumph | Container | 400.00 m | 58.80 m | 2017 | In service |
| Ever Ace | Container | 399.90 m | 61.50 m | 2021 | In service |
| OOCL Hong Kong | Container | 399.87 m | 58.80 m | 2017 | In service |
| Mozah | Gas | 345.00 m | 54.00 m | 2008 | In service |
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