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ELKE M NC333 - IMO 8616659
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Photographer:Andreas Spörri [ View profile ]
Title:Elke M Nc333
Photo Category:Fishing Vessel Loa 70ft/21m And Over
Added:Nov 23, 2008
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Image Resolution:1,280 x 934
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Elke M am Abend des 15.07.02 in Cuxhaven einlaufend
Baujahr: 1987
Bauwerft, Nummer: Mützelfeldt, Cuxhaven 208
Länge: 33.02m
Breite: 8.51m
Tragfähigkeit: 194 Tonnen
Vermessung: 359 GT
Flagge: Deutschland
Heimathafen: Cuxhaven
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Current name:ELKE M.
Current flag:South Africa
Home port:Port Elizabeth
Vessel Type:Trawler
Gross tonnage:377 tons
Summer DWT:194 tons
Length:33 m
Beam:8.5 m
Draught:4 m
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She is fishing out of Port Elizabeth South Africa - this article from The Herald @ http://www.theherald.co.za/herald/2004/11/05/biz/03_05112004.htm
BEE fishing boat for Sunday launch
By Xolile Bhengu
THE Port Elizabeth fishing industry will be in the spotlight again when Environmental Affairs deputy minister Joyce Mabudafhasi officiates at the launch of new local fishing vessel, Elke M, on Sunday.
The new vessel is the latest acquisition of black economic empowerment company Mayibuye Fishing, jointly managed by Boya Chetty and Gavin Lee Jones, both of Port Elizabeth.
Mayibuye is one of the most successful black- owned companies in the region.
Established eight years ago, it was rated as Top Fishing Company in the Eastern Cape for 2003-04 by Professional Management Review.
According to Chetty this week, Mayibuye acquired the vessel from German company Cux Haven at a cost of about R10-million.
The launch on Sunday will be attended by several senior government officials, including deputy director general of Marine and Coastal Management Horst Kleinschmidt..
Regards
Steve Ellwood
The ship will operate solely from Port Elizabeth, concentrating on the export market – mainly Spain.
Said Chetty: “We are very proud to be the first BEE company in the country to have purchased and imported a vessel from Germany.”
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