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In a strategic move, Konig & Cie has successfully completed the sale of four Suezmax tankers: the 'Cape Bari,' 'Cape Bastia,' 'Cape Bonny,' and 'Cape Brindisi.' All four vessels, built in 2005 by Hyundai in Korea and featuring IMO numbers 159, have been sold as a single package to Greek buyers for a total of USD 74 million. The ships, which are set to undergo their scheduled special surveys (SS) and dry dockings (DD) in April, June, September, and October of 2020, respectively, continue to exemplify the strength of Konig & Cie’s maritime portfolio. This sale marks a significant maneuver in the ever-evolving global shipping market.

In a strategic move to streamline its operations, German shipping company König & Cie has put the suezmax tanker Cape Brindisi on the market as part of its ongoing fleet reduction efforts. The decision comes as the company has also listed three other suezmax vessels for sale: Cape Bari, Cape Bastia, and Cape Bonny, all of which were constructed in South Korea in 2005. Industry insiders reveal that König & Cie is actively seeking offers for these vessels as it adjusts its fleet strategy.

A significant charter deal has been finalized for the transportation of 30,000 tonnes of dirty cargo from the Baltic Sea to Singapore. The arrangement, valued at a lump sum of $200,000, falls within the spot market and was facilitated by UML. This development marks a strategic move in the ongoing shipping operations in the region, showcasing the dynamic nature of maritime logistics.