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February 17, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Bangladesh back on top for ship recycling

Bangladesh beat India in early February’s contracts for ship recycling. “Bangladesh picked up the pace this week with two high profile purchases,” said US-based shipbreaking analyst, GMS Weekly. The publication said that this suggested a return of a certain buoyancy in the market not seen since earl

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Bangladesh beat India in early February’s contracts for ship recycling. “Bangladesh picked up the pace this week with two high profile purchases,” said US-based shipbreaking analyst, GMS Weekly. The publication said that this suggested a return of a certain buoyancy in the market not seen since early January.

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