Greek shipowner Almi Marine has returned to the newbuilding market after a lapse of 15 years, placing an order for 3 bulk carriers at Dalian COSCO Khi Ship Engineering.
DACKS and Almi Marine signed a construction contract for three 64,000-dwt Ultramax bulk carriers on April 21, and the new ships will be delivered in 2024.
At present, Almi Marine's fleet has 7 bulk carriers with a total capacity of about 400,000 dwt, of which the youngest is the 58,635 dwt ship "Sole" built in 2013, which was acquired by Almi Marine in March last year.
At present, DACKS has a total orders of 31 vessels with 3.4892 million dwt, including 11 container ships and 20 bulk carriers, and the delivery time will continue until 2025.
Source: Xinde Marine News Sarah Yu
DACKS and Almi Marine signed a construction contract for three 64,000-dwt Ultramax bulk carriers on April 21, and the new ships will be delivered in 2024.
At present, Almi Marine's fleet has 7 bulk carriers with a total capacity of about 400,000 dwt, of which the youngest is the 58,635 dwt ship "Sole" built in 2013, which was acquired by Almi Marine in March last year.
At present, DACKS has a total orders of 31 vessels with 3.4892 million dwt, including 11 container ships and 20 bulk carriers, and the delivery time will continue until 2025.
Source: Xinde Marine News Sarah Yu
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