Seanergy Enters Time Charter Agreement

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp.  has entered into a new time charter agreement for one of its Supramax vessels. The M/V Davakis G., a 54,051 Supramax dry bulk carrier built in 2008, has entered into a time charter agreement for a period of about twelve to about eighteen months at a gross charter rate of $14,500 per day with a first class charterer. The charter will commence following the completion of the M/V Davakis G.’s current voyage. As a result of this new time charter agreement, the company has now secured 93% of its ownership
days for 2011, 64% for 2012 and 24% for 2013, based on the latest redelivery date of the charter party agreements.

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