Asenav

Asenav

Founded	1973
Headquarters	Chile, Valdivia
Key people	Eberhard Kossmann
Products	shipbuilding
Slogan	N/A
Website	Asenav.cl

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View of the hangars of Asenav in Calle-Calle River

Asenav is a Chilean ship building company, based in Santiago with their main shipyards located in southern Chile in the middle of the city of Valdivia, some 15 km from the Bay of Corral at the Pacific coast. The company was established in 1973 by the German immigrant Eberhard Kossmann.

Ships built by Asenav:

• Ferries
  • Fueguino (1999)
  • Alonso de Ercilla (2001)
  • Patagonia (2006)
  • Cruz del Sur II (2006)
  • Crux Australis (2008)
  • Don Jaime (2012)
  • un-named ferry to replace MV Pelee Islander
• Tug boats
  • Pulli (1991)
  • Pirehuico (1996)
  • Chan Chan (2000)
  • Riñihue (2002)
  • Svitzer Bedford (2005)
  • Skyring (2007)
  • Loncura (2008)
  • Punta Pereira (2012)
• Tourism ships
  • Patagonia Express (1991)
  • Luciano Beta (1994)
  • Mystique Princess (1996)
  • Mare Australis (2002)
  • Atmosphere (2006)
  • Stella Australis (2010)
• Fishing vessels
  • Tritón (1993)
  • Pehuenco (1994)
  • Corsario I (1997)
  • Christian í Grótinum (1997)
  • El Cazador (1997)
  • Murman II (1998)
• Offshore ships
  • Skandi Stord (1998)
  • Maersk Dispatcher (2005)
  • Maersk Nomad (2009)
  • Maersk Nexus (2010)
• Well boats
  • Don Antonio C (2003)
  • Patagón IV (2003)
  • Patagón V (2004)
  • Patagón VI (2007)
  • Patagón VII (2012)

External links

• Asenav.cl - Official homepage