The flourishing bulk carrier sale and purchase market saw a slight slowdown this week with smaller vessels dominating the market while tanker sales remain subdued. Allied Shipbroking, Lorentzen & Stemoco and Intermodal all reported that Greek owner Neda Maritime sold its 2008-built 58,800 dwt...
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There has been another strong week for bulk carrier secondhand sales in all size groups. Investors are still in search of silver linings with hopes of an improved market in the coming year. Cape sales led the way all the week as reported in multiple stories on our site in recent days. More than...
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Containership S&P activities dominate the week’s transactions with many ships changing hands, and freight and charter rates surging. Geneva-based containerline Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) has embarked on a massive buying spree of secondhand containerships with Splash reporting yesterday the...
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Bulk carrier S&P activity remained bullish for yet another week among all size segments with further discounts offered for 5-10 year old capesize bulkers. After a disapointing month where capes have been on a steady decline rates-wise from $30,000 to $18,000 a day, there’s signs this week that the...
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The tanker S&P market saw ample volume of activities this past week despite the prolonged uninspiring trend noted in the chartering market. The fairly good level of concluded deals may be attributed to the continuously dropping tanker S&P values. Timos Papadimitriou, an S&P broker at Intermodal,...
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Capes are seemingly poised for liftoff judging by the FFA markets this week while tanker prices have dropped to bargain basement levels and boxship charter rates are hitting record levels. Is it any wonder then that S&P brokers’ phones have been ringing off the hook of late? There’s money to be...
The S&P market has experienced a fruitful week across all sectors with substantial volumes of vessels changing hands. “With regards to the dry sector, SnP activity is likely to remain robust in the near future if the assumption that rates will remain at relatively healthy levels is undertaken. A...
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It’s been a fruitful week for both bulker and tanker sale and purchase markets. Despite the uninspiring performance seen in the dry bulk chartering markets, owners are looking to secure tonnage before the traditionally strong winter period, staying hopeful of a rebound. More than five shipbroking...
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The dry bulk sale and purchase market has again seen plenty of ships changing hands this week with smaller size vessels being the most popular assets in the market as the segments are enjoying better supply/demand scenarios. According to Intermodal analysis, the handysize sector has the healthiest...
Over all it’s been a quiet week in the secondhand ship sale scene, despite many candidates being placed in the shop window. Hopeful brokers anticipate deals to pick up in the coming days however. Both Allied Shipbroking and Lorentzen & Stemoco reported the sale of the 2013-built 57,200 dwt supramax...