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IMO: 9629457
Container Ship, Liberia
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Vessel Details
MMSI
636016185
Callsign
D5EX4
Width
43.0 m
Length
271.0 m
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Dylan
2024-08-01
Position: Third Engineer
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Cardiff Secures Charters with Major Shipping Lines Amidst Growing Trade Demand
The maritime sector is witnessing a notable uptick as the Cardiff, a key vessel in the global shipping fleet, has successfully secured multiple charter agreements with prominent shipping lines. Recently, the vessel was chartered to Maersk Line Ltd fo...
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Maersk Line Secures New Charter at $21,500/Day for One Year
In a significant development within the maritime industry, Maersk Line Ltd has finalized a new charter agreement, locking in a rate of $21,500 per day. This contract spans a duration of one year, highlighting the ongoing demand for reliable shipping services in today's dynamic market. The partnership is expected to enhance Maersk's operational capabilities and further strengthen its position in the global shipping sector.
Maersk Secures Charter Extension for 8-12 Months at $12,750 Daily
In a strategic move to enhance its operational capabilities, Maersk has announced an extension of its charter agreement, committing to 8-12 months of trading across the Continental and Mediterranean regions. The daily charter rate is set at an impressive $12,750, showcasing Maersk's commitment to maintaining a strong presence in key maritime markets.
Cosco Secures 3-4 Month Charter Extension for Asia-Red Sea Trade
In a notable development, Cosco has successfully negotiated a charter extension lasting between three to four months. This strategic move aligns with their ongoing operations in the Asia to Red Sea trading route, reinforcing their commitment to enhancing maritime logistics across this vital corridor. The extension will allow for continued service and delivery in a region crucial for international trade.