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On December 5, 2023, three Hanjin vessels—'Hanjin Europe', 'Hanjin Harmony', and 'Hanjin Africa'—were sold in Rotterdam for a total of $392 million. The transactions were made on behalf of an undisclosed buyer, represented by attorney Carel van Lynden. These vessels were previously owned by Resolute Leasing, based in the Isle of Man, which had leased them to the now-defunct shipping line Hanjin. The sale was prompted by outstanding debts owed to the German financial institution HSH Nordbank, totaling a staggering $1.8 billion. Prior to the sale, the ships had been anchored off the coast of Scheveningen for several weeks.

The vessel 'Harmony', previously known as 'Hanjin Harmony', docked at the Everingen Alfa in Rotterdam on November 27, 2016, to take on essential bunkers. After successfully completing its refueling process, the ship departed and returned to the Rotterdam Anchorage near Steenbank.

On October 8, the container ship 'Hanjin Harmony' departed from the Weser Roads, initially heading to Bremerhaven for bunkering. The vessel made its entry into the port on October 9 at 4:20 a.m. Shortly thereafter, at 7 p.m. on the same day, 'Hanjin Harmony' resumed its journey, setting sail for Rotterdam with an estimated time of arrival (ETA) scheduled for October 10 at 10 p.m.