- Multiple broking reports report that Winning has shaved off its supramax arm.
- Counting two Cosco Nantong-built ships, a duo that had been with Winning since they were launched in 2012.
- The 59,000 dwt Winning Bright, and sister ship, Winning Angel are reported sold for $14.2m each, a firm price.
A recent news article published in the Splash247 written by Hans Thaulow reveals that Winning exits the supramax sector.
The three super factors
It’s full speed ahead in S&P. Three factors are pushing up activity.
- First, the expected Covid recovery and rates leaping for many ship segments.
- Secondly, buyers are making up for lost time after a year where pre-purchase vessel inspections have been impossible without third party reports.
- And thirdly, construction worldwide is picking up.
The most notable move
The most notable move in recent secondhand deals was done by Chinese capesize heavyweight, Singapore-headquartered Winning Shipping.
This outfit has 39 purchases under its name, but zero sales until now.
Multiple broking reports
Multiple broking reports report that Winning has shaved off its supramax arm, counting two Cosco Nantong-built ships, a duo that had been with Winning since they were launched in 2012. The 59,000 dwt Winning Bright, and sister ship, Winning Angel are reported sold for $14.2m each, a firm price.
Online pricing portal VesselsValue reckons the market value for the two ships in $1.2m less.
Most brokers have so far been tight-lipped about who bought the ships, with Greek owners Common Progress and Nomikos AM tipped by some as possible buyers.
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Source: Splash247
