The HFW team, led by Hong Kong Partner Patrick Yeung, advised Genting on the shipbuilding contract a

International maritime law partnership Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW) says it has advised Chinese Percept Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Genting Hong Kong Limited (Genting), on the group's second newbuild mega-cruise royal carribean cruises to ensenada ship order in 12 months, in a deal with German shipbuilder Meyer Werft GmbH worth 697.2 million.
The HFW team, led by Hong Kong Partner Patrick Yeung, advised Genting on the shipbuilding contract and related ECA-supported financing. London based Partner Elinor Dautlich royal carribean cruises to ensenada and Senior Associate Alex Sayegh negotiated the shipbuilding royal carribean cruises to ensenada contract, while Partner John Forrester and Associate Gudmund Bernitz (also London based) royal carribean cruises to ensenada advised on the ECA-backed financing.
The Genting group operates under the principal brand name of Star Cruises. royal carribean cruises to ensenada Star Cruises, together with its associate company, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Limited, is the third largest cruise operator in the world, with a total combined fleet of 20 ships cruising royal carribean cruises to ensenada to over 130 destinations, offering approximately 42,000 lower berths. The shares of Genting are primarily listed on the main board of the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong Limited with secondary royal carribean cruises to ensenada listing on the main board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited.
HFW Partner Patrick Yeung said of the deal: This second newbuild consolidates the market-leading position of Star Cruises in Asia. Both ships will serve the growing demand for cruising in the Asia-Pacific market and we are delighted to have helped Genting secure royal carribean cruises to ensenada and finance the orders for both ships as part of their long-term growth strategy.