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Home›Green Marine›Quintana Maritime Limited Takes Delivery of Vessel
Green Marine

July 22, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Quintana Maritime Limited Takes Delivery of Vessel

ATHENS, Greece–(BUSINESS WIRE)–July 21, 2005–Quintana Maritime Limited (NASDAQ:QMAR) announced today that it has taken delivery of another 1997 built Panamax vessel. The vessel named “Barbara” has a carrying capacity of 73,390 deadweight tons (dwt) and will be employed with Cargill under a one year

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ATHENS, Greece–(BUSINESS WIRE)–July 21, 2005–Quintana Maritime Limited (NASDAQ:QMAR) announced today that it has taken delivery of another 1997 built Panamax vessel. The vessel named “Barbara” has a carrying capacity of 73,390 deadweight tons (dwt) and will be employed with Cargill under a one year time charter at Panamax Baltic Freight Index linked hire rate.

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