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France-based CMN Shipyard has completed the delivery of a second and third party HSI32 interceptors to the Royal Saudi Navy. The delivery ceremony was held on September 20, 2020 in Dammam, Saudi Arabia.

In April 2018, Saudi firm Zamil Offshore Services signed a $480 million deal with CMN for 39 HSI32 boats. CMN delivered the first two platforms to Saudi Arabia in July 2019.

Under the agreement, CMN will build 21 ships in Cherbourg, France, and the remaining 19 platforms will be built at Zamil Offshore Services facilities in Saudi Arabia

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