Latest maritime fleet updates and reports
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Performance Shipping has secured long-term charters with Repsol Trading for two suezmax newbuildings, as reported by Splash247. The Greek owner, listed on Nasdaq, has arranged these deals for the 158,000 dwt vessels under construction at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding in China.
Offshore Energy
Inpex Shipping, a subsidiary of Japan's Inpex, has partnered with MOL Encean to enhance its LNG fleet, as reported by Offshore Energy. A naming ceremony for the new vessel was recently held in South Korea.
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COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation is expanding its fleet by ordering two 74,900 dwt panamax crude tankers, each priced at about $76.5 million, as reported by Splash247. The vessels are being constructed at Cosco Shipping Offshore Qidong.
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Yangzijiang Maritime Development is expanding its presence in the large tanker segment with an order for eight new VLCCs, as reported by Splash247. The Singapore-listed company plans to build these 319,000 dwt units at a Chinese yard, with deliveries scheduled between 2028 and 2030.
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Seaspan is expanding its operations beyond container ships by ordering four open-hatch multipurpose vessels, as reported by Splash247. This marks the company's first venture into the dry bulk space, with the ships being constructed by China's New Dayang Shipbuilding for delivery in 2029.
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Pacific Basin Shipping, listed in Hong Kong, has altered its fleet renewal strategy by canceling orders for four 64,000 dwt dual-fuel ultramax newbuildings in favor of conventional vessels, as reported by Splash247. The company plans to maintain flexibility for adopting greener ships later this decade.
Seatrade Maritime
Yangzijiang Maritime has expanded its maritime asset portfolio by securing leasing deals for 13 vessels, as reported by Seatrade Maritime. This strategic move enhances the company's fleet capabilities.
Offshore Energy
LD TravOcean, a subsidiary of Louis Dreyfus Armateurs, has enhanced its capabilities by acquiring a new DP2 vessel, as reported by Offshore Energy. This addition aims to provide comprehensive turnkey subsea solutions.
Offshore Energy
Mermaid Subsea Services, based in Aberdeen, has extended its contract for a 93-meter subsea support vessel, as reported by Offshore Energy. This move underscores the company's commitment to maintaining robust subsea operations.
Offshore Energy
Pacific Basin Shipping, based in Hong Kong, has revised its fleet expansion strategy, opting for six Handysize vessels and four conventional Ultramax newbuilds, as reported by Offshore Energy. The company has also secured an option to acquire two dual-fuel Ultramax ships.
