Dutch tug Indusbank built at Millingen aan de Rijn, Netherlands according to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf dated 13 April 1968

An item reported that the shipyard N.V. Scheepswerven v/h H.H. Bodewes, Millingen a.d. Rijn, Netherlands was building the tug Indusbank for account of the N.V. Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Sleepdienst. With a horsepower of 3.400 hp was she world’s strongest Voith Schneider tug and to be used in Europoort for assisting the largest super tankers. Nowadays [2013] she is still in active service under her original name. Bahamas-flagged, IMO 6818708, MMSI 309439000 and callsign C6NL9. Deadweight 1.631 tons and gross tonnage 369 tons.