What Crew Members Say About Maharshi-Parashuram

On September 5, 2025, a vessel successfully arrived at Alang anchorage, a major shipbreaking yard located on the western coast of India. This strategic port continues to be a pivotal location for maritime operations, particularly for the recycling and dismantling of decommissioned ships. The arrival of this vessel highlights the ongoing activity and significance of Alang in the global shipping industry.

On September 3, 2025, a vessel successfully docked at the Bhavnagar Anchorage, marking a significant moment in maritime activity for the region. This arrival signifies ongoing operations and trade activities in one of Gujarat's key ports, enhancing the local economy and facilitating shipping routes. Stay updated for more maritime news and developments!

In a significant development within the maritime industry, a vessel has officially been sold to scrap breakers. This sale marks an important transition for the ship, as it prepares to be dismantled and recycled. The decision to sell the ship to breakers underscores the ongoing trends in fleet management and the inevitable lifecycle of maritime assets. Stay tuned for more updates as this story unfolds and as the marine sector continues to evolve.

The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) has finalized the sale of the 'Maharshi Parashuram' to ship recyclers located in Alang. The transaction occurred on an as-is basis in Colombo, fetching a price of $395 per light displacement ton (ldt), totaling approximately $7.2 million. This decision follows closely on the heels of Singapore-based Berge Bulk's recent choice to recycle one of its very large ore carriers in Bangladesh, highlighting a trend in the industry. SCI concluded a tender process for the disposal of the 'Maharshi Parashuram' in June 2025, marking a significant step in their fleet management strategy.