Panamax news
Diana Shipping sells the m/v Clio Panamax dry bulk vessel
Diana Shipping Inc. has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Agreement to sell the 2005-built vessel ‘Clio’ to an unaffiliated third party.
Castor Maritime announces vessel acquisition
Castor Maritime Inc. has entered into an agreement to purchase a 2005 Japan built Panamax dry bulk carrier for a purchase price of US$10.2 million.
Pangaea Logistics announces order of two high ice class ships and long-term financing
Pangaea Logistics Solutions Ltd has announced that it has expanded its order for high ice class post-panamax dry bulk 95 000 dwt. vessels at Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI) from two to four vessels.
McQuilling and IFCHOR form Latin American JV
The joint venture is focused on the Latin American dry bulk chartering and advisory services.
Baltic Exchange launches new ship operating expenses assessment
The Baltic Exchange has launched a new assessment to track the cost of operating vessels.
Castor Maritime reveals bulker delivery and new time charter contract
The company has recently completed the acquisition of its second dry bulk vessel, and has also entered into a new time charter agreement with Oldendorff Carriers GMBH & Co KG.
Telestack continues investing to meet international demand for products
Telestack plans to extend its manufacturing capacity by initially building a phase one 45 000 ft2 factory on a greenfield site close to its current facility, which is central to its continued growth strategy.
Solntsevsky coal mine and Shakhtersk port visited by Head of Sakhalin region
The Eastern Mining Company’s Chairman of the Board of Directors told Valery Limarenko about the achieved results of the development of production in the territory of the Uglegorsk district, as well as about its prospects.
Algoma increases interest in ocean self-unloader pool
The Canadian operator of dry bulk carriers has increased its interest in the CSL International Pool to approximately 40%.
JingJiang Port Shipbuilding & Engineering orders cranes from Konecranes
The cranes will tranship bauxite for the production of aluminium from river barges onto ocean-going panamax vessels off the coast of Guinea.