Biggest Spenders of 2015

July 15, 2015

Online ships data platform VesselsValue.com has rounded up the top spenders in terms of second hand tonnage for the first half of 2015.

Leading the industry in total amount spent on second hand tonnage so far in 2015 is U.S.-based Gener8 Maritime, who spent roughly $1.4 billion on 14 vessels. The seaborne crude oil transportation services company formed earlier this year as result of a merger between General Maritime Corporation and Navig8 Crude Tankers Inc.
Image: VesselsValue.com
Image: VesselsValue.com
Second in spending was the Malaysian headquartered tanker shipping group MISC who spent about $1.065 billion on five second hand vessels.
Third was Euronav ($776 million, eight vessels), followed by Ship Finance International ($566 million, 11 vessels) and Sinoker Merchant Marine ($402 million, 10 vessels).
VesselsValue.com noted that it used VV value the day of the sale when sale price was unknown.

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