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In a significant transaction in the maritime industry, the Aframax tanker M/T OCEAN LADY, built in 2002 by Sumitomo and boasting a deadweight tonnage of 105,579 dwt, has been sold to Sinokor for $21.8 million. This sale was reported by Clarkson Hellas, highlighting the ongoing investment activities in the tanker sector.

In a notable transaction, the Aframax tanker M/T OCEAN LADY, built in 2002 by Sumitomo and boasting a deadweight tonnage of 105,579 dwt, has been acquired by Sinokor for a sum of $21.8 million. This sale was reported by Clarkson Hellas, marking another significant move in the maritime industry.

The Aframax tanker M/T OCEAN LADY, with a deadweight tonnage of 105,579 dwt and built in 2002 by Sumitomo, has been successfully sold to Sinokor for a reported price of $21.8 million, according to a recent report by Clarkson Hellas. This transaction marks a significant move in the maritime industry, reflecting ongoing market dynamics and investment strategies within the shipping sector.

The Aframax tanker M/T OCEAN LADY, boasting a deadweight tonnage of 105,579 DWT and constructed in 2002 by Sumitomo, has been acquired by Sinokor for a reported $21.8 million, as per the latest update from Clarkson Hellas. This significant transaction highlights ongoing activity in the maritime sector, particularly in the Aframax vessel market.

In a recent maritime incident, a tanker and a fishing vessel collided approximately 20 miles (32 km) off the coast of Holyhead, Anglesey. The accident occurred around 0400 BST and involved the tanker named Ocean Lady and the fishing boat Bridget Carmel. Despite sustaining damage, the crew of three aboard the Bridget Carmel emerged unscathed, with coastguards confirming that there are no environmental pollution concerns resulting from the incident. The Ocean Lady, which departed from Rotterdam, is en route to Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, and is scheduled to arrive around 1200 BST for a thorough inspection. Details regarding the tanker’s cargo remain unclear at this time. Meanwhile, the damaged Bridget Carmel is being safely escorted back to Ireland by a lifeboat from Wicklow, ensuring the crew’s continued safety. Stay tuned for further updates as investigations into the collision progress.