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1.Name and nature of the underlying asset : 179,655.5 DWT Capesize Bulk Carrier, built in 2015. 2.Date of occurrence of the event:2024/05/02 3.Transaction unit...

1.Name and nature of the underlying asset : Heng Shan Capesize Bulker, 174,145 DWT. 2.Date of occurrence of the event:2024/04/30 3.Transaction unit amount ,...

1.Name and nature of the underlying asset : Heng Shan Capesize Bulker, 174,145 DWT. 2.Date of occurrence of the event:2024/04/23 3.Transaction unit amount ,...

Following the sale of Capesize bulkers for recycling last week, the trend has continued this week as well, with further transactions…

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd has announced its intent to build four Capesize bulkers and two very large crude carrier (VLCC) tankers.

It was another incredibly firm showing from the sub-continent markets this week, according to GMS, particularly Bangladesh…

It was another incredibly firm showing from the sub-continent markets this week, particularly Bangladesh and even a recently resurgent India (who now seem to be competing even more on tonnage), whilst Pakistan misses out on units once again, largely behind on the numbers due to local concerns surrounding the impact of the ongoing war in ...

GMS Week 52 – ROUSING RECOVERY! As Christmas holidays descend the world over, the sub-continent recycling markets are ending the year on a far happier and comparatively more of a bullish note than where they were come the mid-point of the year. Prices have come racing back to stand at levels similar to those at the start of the year, having collapsed by about USD 150/LDT during the year, as the world got to grips through the various stages of the Coronavirus pandemic. Of course, the virus con...

GMS Week 51 – ALL CHANGE! After a surge that saw the Bangladeshi market rise too fast too soon, in addition to some steady progress made from the firming Pakistani and Indian markets, sub-continent destinations seem to have finally settled down a touch, in the run up to Christmas / New Year’s. As such, it was no surprise to see Bangladesh sink to the bottom of the sub-continent price rankings this week, whilst India sits atop the pile and Pakistan is not too far behind in second. Meanwhile,...