Minerva Marine sells its oldest capesize vessel
Published by Oliver Kleinschmidt,
Assistant Editor
Dry Bulk,
Greek dry bulk owner and operator, minerva Marine, follows other dry bulk ship owners and offloads one of its older capsize vessels, the 15-year-old Sapientza.
The Andreas Martinos-led diversified owner of over 70 ships sold the 15-year-old Sapientza, making it the company’s first listed bulker sale in nearly 10 years.
Brokers in Athens have seen the Jiangnan Shanghai Changxing Shipbuilding-built 177 736 DWT unit go to Chinese buyers for around US$22 million.
According to S&P databases, Minerva's last ship sale was in November 2014, when the 2010-built kamsarmax Panamanian was sold and renamed Fiskardo for US$22.7 million.
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