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Capesize bulk carrier at sea
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Mercuria's Capesize Buying Spree Approaches 1.5 Million DWT

Mercuria's secondhand capesize buying is nearing 1.5m dwt after the purchase of the 180,000 dwt Mount Dampier for around $38 million.

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Industry

CMB.TECH Posts $364m Second-Quarter Profit as Tanker Markets Run Hot

CMB.TECH reported a second-quarter profit of $364.4m and EBITDA of $552.8m, with a $3.26bn contract backlog and gains of $127.4m booked on vessel sales in the period.

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Vessel sales

COSCO Approves Fifteen Newcastlemax Bulkers Worth 7.9 Billion Yuan

COSCO Shipping Development has approved an order for fifteen Newcastlemax bulk carriers of 210,000 tonnes capacity each, to be built at two Chinese shipyards for a total contract value of 7.92 billion yuan, around 1.1 billion dollars.

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Industry

COSCO approves fifteen newcastlemax bulkers

COSCO Shipping Development has approved orders for 15 newcastlemax bulk carriers worth about $1.1bn, all leased within the group for 20 years.

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Bulk carrier loading cargo at a jetty
Vessel sales

Polaris lines up Vale-backed newcastlemaxes in China

Polaris Shipping has been linked to an order for up to four newcastlemax bulkers at China's Hengli yard, tied to long-term Vale employment.

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Bulk carrier at sea (illustration). Photo: Andrew Priest, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Vessel sales

COSCO orders 24 bulkers in $1.27bn leasing play

COSCO Shipping Development has ordered 24 dry bulk vessels worth RMB8.66bn ($1.27bn), deepening its leasing business with long-term charters back into the COSCO group.

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U-Ming signs for newcastlemax newbuilds in China
Vessel sales

U-Ming signs for newcastlemax newbuilds in China

U-Ming Marine Transport has signed for up to four newcastlemax newbuildings at Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry, part of a plan to grow its fleet beyond 100 vessels.

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