Vuosaari Shipyard - Ships Built in Vuosaari

Ships Built in Vuosaari

Between 1974 and 1987 the following vessels were delivered from the Vuosaari shipyard with the exception of one crude oil tanker that received a yard number but was later cancelled. As of 2012, less than half of the newbuildings built at Vuosaari remain in service.

Ship name(s) DWT Year Type (as built) Yard number IMO number Status (8/2012) Notes Image Ref
Magnitogorsk (1976–1996)
 22,690 1976 Ro-ro 282 7359553 Scrapped in 2011 Sister ships: Komsomolsk, Anatoliy Vasilyev and Smolensk.
Komsomolsk (1976–1995)
 22,690 1976 Ro-ro 283 7359565 Scrapped in 2009
Tebostar (1974–1994)
 6,060 1974 Product tanker 284 7359577 Scrapped in 2004 The last ship launched from Katajanokka shipyard and the first ship delivered from Vuosaari shipyard. Broke in two after collision with container ship APL Pusan on 13 September 2004. Towed to Sachana, India, for scrapping.
Sommerstad (1977–1983)
 153,200 1977 Crude oil tanker 285 7359589 Scrapped in 2001 Sister ships: Solstad, Sangstad, Siljestad and a cancelled fifth tanker. When the shipping company filed for bankruptcy in 1983, the ships were returned to Valmet, which resold them in 1983–1984.
Solstad (1977–1983)
 153,200 1977 Crude oil tanker 286 7359591 Scrapped in 1986 Attacked by Iraqi fighters on 3 June 1984 while underway in ballast from Tutunciftlik, Turkey to Kharg Island, Iran. Two Exocet missiles hit the superstructure and the engine room, starting a fire, killing three crew members and injuring two. Later towed to Bushir, Iran, where declared total loss and sold to Taiwanese breakers in 1986.
Sangstad (1978-1983)
 153,200 1978 Crude oil tanker 287 7359606 Scrapped in 2003
Siljestad (1978–1983)
 153,200 1978 Crude oil tanker 288 7359618 Scrapped in 2003
NB Westfal-Larsen 153,200 — Crude oil tanker — Cancelled
Yulius Fuchik (1978–1998)
 37,850 1978 Barge carrier 290 7505322 Scrapped in 2003 Featured in the novel Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy. Sister ship: Tibor Szamueli.
Tibor Szamueli (1979–1998)
 37,850 1979 Barge carrier 291 7505334 Scrapped in 2003
Sibirskiy-2101 3,162 1980 Dry cargo ship 292 8862284 In service "Project 292" dry cargo river/sea ships built by Valmet for the Soviet Union, named Sibriskiy-2101–2109 and 2120–2129.
Sibirskiy-2103 3,162 1980 Dry cargo ship 293 7801855 In service
Sibirskiy-2105 (1980–2002)
 3,162 1980 Dry cargo ship 294 7801879 In service
Sibirskiy-2107 (1980–2000)
 3,162 1980 Dry cargo ship 295 7801893 In service(?) Classification suspended by Russian Maritime Register of Shipping since 2005.
Tebo Olympia (1980–2005)
 11,474 1980 Product tanker 296 7813327 Scrapped in 2011
Järvsaar 60 1979 Winter trawler 297 — —
L-915 (1979–??)
 — 1979 Tugboat 298 — In service
Hankoniemi — 1980 Transport boat 299 — Decommissioned Hauki class transport boat constructed in Kotka but delivered from the Vuosaari shipyard for the Finnish Navy. Decommissioned and sold to reservist organization in 2007. Sister vessels: Hirsala and Houtskär.
Hirsala — 1980 Transport boat 300 — In service
Houtskär — 1980 Transport boat 301 — In service
Ahven 1
Ahven 2
Ahven 3
Ahven 4
Ahven 5
Ahven 6		 — 1979 Training boat 302 — Decommissioned Six training and work boats for the Finnish Navy. Constructed in Kotka but delivered from the Vuosaari shipyard. Decommissioned and sold to civilians in the 2000s.
Julanta (FIN-137-U) 60 1979 Winter trawler 303 — Scrapped in 2005
Anatoliy Vasilyev (1981–1997)
 22,447 1981 Ro-ro 304 7910656 Scrapped in 2010
Smolensk (1981–1995)
 22,447 1981 Ro-ro 305 7910668 Scrapped in 2010
Vikla (1982–2004)
 8,288 1982 Product tanker 306 7924176 In service Sold to an undisclosed buyer in auction after a 76-day detention in Gibraltar in 2009. Classification withdrawn by Det Norske Veritas in 2009.
Shelltrans (1982–1994)
 11,548 1982 Product tanker 307 7927960 In service
Arctic Scan (1982–1983)
 11,538 1982 Product tanker 308 8027195 Scrapped in 2010
Polar Scan (1982–1983)
 11,538 1982 Product tanker 309 8027200 In service
Nizhneyansk (1983–1996)
 20,000 1983 Ro-ro/General cargo 310 8013065 Scrapped in 2011 SA-15 class arctic cargo ship. Sister ships built at Vuosaari: Okha, Bratsk, Kemerovo and Anadyry.
Okha (1983–1995)
 20,000 1983 Ro-ro/General cargo 311 8013077 Scrapped in 2009
Bratsk (1983–1995)
 20,000 1983 Ro-ro/General cargo 312 8013089 Scrapped in 2009
Rossvik 60 1981 Trawler 313 8027212 In service Constructed in Kotka but delivered from the Vuosaari shipyard.
Boris Polevoy (1984–2000)
 8,770 1984 Barge carrier 314 8116049 In service Converted to a pipe-laying ship in 2002. Sister ship: Pavel Antokolskiy.
Pavel Antokolskiy (1984–1999)
 8,770 1984 Barge carrier 315 8116051 In service Converted to floating power station in 2011.
Kemerovo (1983–2000)
 20,000 1983 Ro-ro/General cargo 316 8120662 Scrapped in 2012
Anadyry (1984–2000)
 20,000 1984 Ro-ro/General cargo 317 8120674 Scrapped in 2011
Anatoliy Kolesnichenko 19,500 1985 Ro-ro/General cargo 318 8406688 Scrapped in 2012 SA-15 Super class arctic cargo ship. Sister ships: Kapitan Man, Yuriy Arshenevskiy, Vasiliy Burkhanov and Kapitan Danilkin.
Kapitan Man 19,500 1985 Ro-ro/General cargo 319 8406690 Scrapped in 2012
Yuriy Arshenevskiy 19,500 1986 Ro-ro/General cargo 320 8406705 In service
Birka Princess (1986–2006)
 2,441 1986 Cruiseferry 321 8406731 Sank in 2007 Sank on 5 April 2007 after running aground near the Greek island of Santorini on the previous day. Two French passengers remain missing.
Vasiliy Burkhanov 19,500 1986 Ro-ro/General cargo 322 8406717 In service
Kapitan Danilkin 19,500 1987 Ro-ro/General cargo 323 8406729 In service
Espa 8,540 1987 Barge 324 8618322 In service Last newbuilding from the Vuosaari shipyard.

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