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Home›Green Marine›Performance Shipping Sheds Panamax Unit for USD 9.1 Million
Green Marine

August 28, 2019 · about 7 years ago

Performance Shipping Sheds Panamax Unit for USD 9.1 Million

The company sold the boxship as it aims to diversify into more shipping segments.

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Greek shipping company Performance Shipping, formerly known as Diana Containerships, has sold a Panamax containership to an undisclosed buyer for USD 9.1 million.

The 2005-built Pamina is set to be delivered to its new owners by November 15, 2019, according to Performance Shipping.

The sale of the 5,042 TEU boxship has left the rebranded company with a total of three containerships, two Post-Panamax and one Panamax.

In June this year, the company bought its first vessel outside the containership sector as it acquired former Maersk Jeddah from Maersk Tankers. The 2011-built Aframax tanker was delivered in August.

Another Aframax, the Maersk Jamnagar, is set to be delivered to the company in November 2019.

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