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Home›Shipbuilding›Ocean Yield Adds Handysize Newbuilding to Its Fleet
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September 27, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Ocean Yield Adds Handysize Newbuilding to Its Fleet

Upon delivery, the 39,000 dwt newbuilt started a 10-year bareboat charter.

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Norway-based shipping company Ocean Yield has taken delivery of a new Handysize dry bulk vessel from China’s Zhejiang Zengzhou Ship Building.

Upon delivery, the 39,000 dwt Interlink Eternity commenced a 10-year bareboat charter to a company owned and guaranteed by Interlink Maritime Corp.

In late August 2019, Ocean Yield acquired the Handysize bulker at a price of USD 18 million net of pre-paid charter hire.

Interlink will have certain options to either sell or acquire the vessel during the charter period.

Including this unit, Ocean Yield will own six ships on long-term charter to Interlink Maritime.

The 1979-founded Interlink Maritime, which provides dry bulk vessels to agricultural and industrial commodities companies, owns a fleet of 28 handysize vessels.

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