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OLDENDORFF CARRIERS makes further deals with Japanese business partners

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OLDENDORFF CARRIERS has reported that a few more deals were entered into in Japan, leveraging its strong ties with Japanese business partners.

Earlier this year, the company ordered a 182 000 DWT eco Capesize new-building at Namura Shipbuilding for delivery during the 4Q22. It features a Mitsui-MAN B&W 6G70ME-C9.5(EGRBP) NOX Tier III main engine and a new hull form, which results in a very low fuel consumption. The company’s last order in Japan was at Oshima Shipbuilding, who have delivered two 100 500 DWT Post-panamaxes and three 62 600 DWT Ultramaxes during 2020.

OLDENDORFF CARRIERS has also bought three second-hand Post-panamaxes from three Japanese owners, which will enter its fleet between June and early July 2021 under the following new names:

  • ‘Clivia Oldendorff’ – 99 000 DWT – built 2013 Tsuneishi.
  • 'Claas Oldendorff’ – 96 000 DWT – built 2013 Imabari.
  • ‘Cedric Oldendorff’ – 96 000 DWT – built 2011 Imabari – (EGCS fitted).

The company’s operated fleet of around 750 vessels includes 34 ships of all size classes on long period charter from Japanese ship owners, many of whom it has a long-term relationship with. Furthermore, it will at any given time employ a number of Japanese owned vessels on shorter periods and trip charter. The fixtures are being done via brokers or via the company's Tokyo office.

Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/shipping/03062021/oldendorff-carriers-makes-further-deals-with-japanese-business-partners/

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