Hans Thaulow is a journalist who writes for Splash Maritime and Offshore News, a leading source of maritime industry news. With a focus on shipping and offshore activities, Hans covers topics such as vessel acquisitions, fleet management, and market trends, providing valuable insights for professionals in the maritime sector.
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By: Hans Thaulow
Zhangjiagang Oceanicwit Shipping is on a relentless shopping spree, showing no signs of slowing down.
By: Hans Thaulow
NYK Bulkship Korea, which is a part of the larger Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) empire, has cashed in close to $12m for the 25-year-old, 173,000 dwt
By: Hans Thaulow
Bahri, Saudi Arabia’s leading shipping line, is accelerating fleet renewal efforts by actively buying and selling vessels. Brokers report that the shipping giant has tabled $101m for two 2021-built, 50,000 dwt sister ships—Maritime Inspiration and Maritime Verity—from Singapore-based IMC Shipping. CSSC Guangzhou Longxue Shipbuilding built both ships. In another deal, Bahri reportedly added a six-year-old …
By: Hans Thaulow
Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) have started investigating accusations of money laundering by the Meghna Group, according to multiple reports from Dhaka. Meghna is one of the largest Bangladeshi industrial conglomerates involved in chemicals, cement, consumer products, real estate, insurance, securities, and utilities. The group also has two shipping subsidiaries, …
By: Hans Thaulow
A string of Bangladesh bulker owners has been bidding for bulker tonnage of late. One of these is SR Shipping, a subsidiary of Kabir Steel Group, which is actively expanding and modernising its fleet.
By: Hans Thaulow
Dubai-based Lila Global’s run rate of a ship deal a month shows no sign of slowing. The shipowning sister firm of ship recycling giant GMS has snapped up bulk carriers, tankers, and MPP vessels over the past couple of years, latterly turning to selling rather than buying. This week, it is making a rare move …
Shanghai-headquartered Chinaland has moved into the cape segment with two purchases, joining a string of other Chinese owners, putting its trust in sustained growth for vintage giants. Earlier this month, brokers reported that Taiwanese owner CMT, a pure cape player, sealed its first sale in over a decade, offloading the 19-year-old China Peace for around $20m. Now, …
By: Hans Thaulow
A tanker with a colourful past has changed hands for the eighth time in its 18-year history and the second time this year.
By: Hans Thaulow
Piraeus-based dry cargo and tanker player AK Shipping has snapped up its second vintage handysize bulker of the year.
By: Hans Thaulow
Tanker sales have been thin on the ground this month. One sale stands out in Greece, sealed in the popular MR segment. Greek tanker owner IMS has sold its second tanker in a row, almost doubling its money by selling the 2004-built, 47,000 dwt Bruno for $17m. The Marios Gialozoglou-led company paid $9m for the …
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