Globus Maritime Limited secures two new charters
Published by Sarah Smith,
Assistant Editor
Dry Bulk,
Globus Maritime Limited, a dry bulk shipping company, has announced that it has secured new charter employments of two of its vessels, M/V Sun Globe and M/V Moon Globe.
M/V Sun Globe, a 58 790-DWT Supramax dry bulk carrier built in 2007, at the Tsuneishi Cebu shipyard, has been chartered to an unrelated party for a gross daily rate of US$32 000. The charter commenced on 15 August 2021 and has a minimum duration of five months and a maximum duration of seven months (+/-15 days) at the charterer’s option, which is expected to generate gross revenue of approximately US$4.4 million assuming the charter continues for the minimum scheduled period and approximately US$7.3 million if the charter continues for the maximum period, in each case assuming no offhire days.
M/V Moon Globe, a 74 432-DWT Panamax dry bulk carrier built in 2005, at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard, has been chartered to an unrelated party for a gross daily rate of US$29 250. The charter commenced on 15 August 2021 and has a minimum duration of five months and a maximum duration of seven months (+/-15 days) at the charterer’s option, which is expected to generate gross revenue of approximately US$4.1 million assuming the charter continues for the minimum scheduled period and approximately US$6.7 million if the charter continues for the maximum period, in each case assuming no offhire days.
Athanasios (‘Thanos’) Feidakis, President and CEO of Globus commented:
“We are happy to announce new charters for two of our vessels. These new charters are at a rate that is considerably higher than the rate of the expiring legacy charters. Additionally, we have taken significant steps to strengthen the company and the balance sheet in order for the company to grow. We are committed to continue focusing on generating value and our long-term success.”
Read the article online at: https://www.drybulkmagazine.com/shipping/26082021/globus-maritime-limited-secures-two-new-charters/
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