Ship Scrapping Prices Soar

Posted to Maritime Reporter TV (by Greg Trauthwein) on April 6, 2021

Driven by an unprecedented influx of offshore vessels and assets, ship scrapping activity soars globally. What’s next? Dr. Anil Sharma, whose company GMS buys for scrap more than one-third of the world’s ships, weighs in.

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