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==Ships==
==Ships==
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! Ship || Built || Tonnage || Notes
! Ship || Built || Tonnage || Builder ||In Service || Fate || Notes
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|Al-Sayyada || 1944 || || First ship to dry dock at [[Karachi Shipyard]].<ref name="malik6"/><ref name="malik8">Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, "''History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009''" Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 8</ref>
|Al-Sayyada || 1944 ||7165 GRT ||Victoria Machinery Depot Company, Victoria B.C. as 'Hastings Park'
||1952 - 1967||Broken up at Karachi in June 1966||First ship to dry dock at [[Karachi Shipyard]].<ref name="malik6"/><ref name="malik8">Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, "''History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009''" Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 8</ref>
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|[[S.S. Al-Abbas|Al-Abbas]] || 1967 || 6087 GWT || First merchant ship built at Karachi Shipyard.<ref name="malik6"/><ref name=malik8/> <br/> Sunk in [[Operation Jackpot]] by the [[Mukti Bahini]] commandoes at [[Chittagong]].<ref name=un-report>{{cite web | title= Items in India/Pakistan/Bangladesh - Report of the high level consultants mission to Bangladesh | url= http://archives-trim.un.org/webdrawer/rec/423368/view/Items-in-IndiaPakistanBangladesh%20-%20general%20-%20report%20of%20the%20high%20level%20consultants%20mission%20to%20Bangladesh%20MarchApril%201972.pdf | publisher=United Nations | accessdate=26 July 2011}}</ref>
|[[S.S. Al-Abbas|Al-Abbas]] || 1967 || 6087 GRT ||Karachi Shipyard ||1967 - ||Sunk in [[Operation Jackpot]] by the [[Mukti Bahini]] commandoes at [[Chittagong]].<ref name=un-report>{{cite web | title= Items in India/Pakistan/Bangladesh - Report of the high level consultants mission to Bangladesh | url= http://archives-trim.un.org/webdrawer/rec/423368/view/Items-in-IndiaPakistanBangladesh%20-%20general%20-%20report%20of%20the%20high%20level%20consultants%20mission%20to%20Bangladesh%20MarchApril%201972.pdf | publisher=United Nations | accessdate=26 July 2011}}</ref> ||First merchant ship built at Karachi Shipyard.<ref name="malik6"/><ref name=malik8/> <br/>
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==References==
==References==

Revision as of 12:07, 23 August 2011

Muhammadi Steamship Company Limited was one of the oldest locally owned shipping companies in Pakistan until it was nationalised in the early 1970s.

History

The company was incorporated on 12 May 1947.[1] In 1949, it became the first Pakistani shipping line to be publicly listed on the Karachi Stock Exchange.[2]

Muhammadi House on McLeod Road (now I. I. Chundrigar Road) was the headquarters of the company.[3]

The company was nationalized by the Government of Pakistan under then President Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. It was later merged with other Pakistani nationalized shipping companies to create the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation.

Ships

Ship Built Tonnage Builder In Service Fate Notes
Al-Sayyada 1944 7165 GRT Victoria Machinery Depot Company, Victoria B.C. as 'Hastings Park' 1952 - 1967 Broken up at Karachi in June 1966 First ship to dry dock at Karachi Shipyard.[2][4]
Al-Abbas 1967 6087 GRT Karachi Shipyard 1967 - Sunk in Operation Jackpot by the Mukti Bahini commandoes at Chittagong.[5] First merchant ship built at Karachi Shipyard.[2][4]

References

  1. ^ Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, "History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009" Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 5
  2. ^ a b c Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009 Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 6
  3. ^ Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009 Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 7
  4. ^ a b Malik, Iftikhar Ahmed, "History of Pakistan Merchant Navy 1947- 2009" Karachi 2010 (privately published) pg 8
  5. ^ "Items in India/Pakistan/Bangladesh - Report of the high level consultants mission to Bangladesh" (PDF). United Nations. Retrieved 26 July 2011.

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