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March 25, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Dry bulk newbuilding orders start to pick up, average 300 ships in 2010

Ship owners look to take advantage of lower prices and an expected boost of commodities trade in the years to come, with India rapidly entering the dry bulk foray, thanks to its massive needs of coal for power generating purposes.

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Ship owners look to take advantage of lower prices and an expected boost of commodities trade in the years to come, with India rapidly entering the dry bulk foray, thanks to its massive needs of coal for power generating purposes.

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