Panamax news
Safe Bulkers announces sale of one Panamax class dry-bulk vessel
Safe Bulkers has entered into an agreement for the sale of a 2012 Japanese-built, Panamax class, dry-bulk vessel with a forward delivery date within June 2023.
United Maritime announces acquisition of three dry bulk vessels
United Maritime Corporation has entered into agreements with two unaffiliated third parties to purchase two high quality kamsarmax dry bulk vessels, with prompt deliveries.
OceanPal announces agreement to acquire Panamax dry bulk vessel
OceanPal Inc. has announced that it has signed a memorandum of agreement to acquire the m/v Melia from Diana Shipping Inc.
Diana Shipping announces charter extension and fleet addition
Diana Shipping has announced that it has extended the time charter contract for one of its Post-Panamax dry bulk vessels, and added a Newcastlemax to its existing fleet.
Baltic Exchange releases its latest Baltic Investor Indices
The Baltic Exchange has published its latest quarterly reporting, its ‘Investor Indices’, in which it reviews the impact of higher steel values on dry bulk carriers.
SSY Futures supports FFA volume growth
SSY Futures has released a statement analysing and supporting forward freight agreement (FFA) volume growth.
Diana Shipping announces continuation of time charter contract with SwissMarine
Diana Shipping has extended the time charter contract with SwissMarine, Singapore, for one of its Post Panamax dry bulk vessels, the mv Alcmene.
Trelleborg launches new navigation system for Panama Canal transits
Trelleborg has launched its latest fixed-installed piloting unit, SafePilot P3, in response to the Panama Canal Authority requiring a new positioning system for Neopanamax vessels.
Diana Shipping announces three new time charter contracts
Diana Shipping Inc. has announced three new time charter contracts with Cobelfret, Reachy, and ASL for a Post-Panamax, Ice Class Panamax, and Ultramax dry bulk vessel.
bound4blue to install suction sails on Marubeni panamax bulk carrier
bound4blue have announced that it will install four suction sails on a Marubeni panamax carrier, making it the company’s first wind assisted vessel.