Paper chase - key figures from shipping's favourite newspaper.
32: Capesize newbuilding orderbook for John Fredriksen’s Frontline 2012 if options are included in the tally.
(Fredriksen newbuild campaign gathers pace on capesize front)
52m: New low price for suezmax newbuilding indicated by Euronav’s pending sale to Principal Maritime.
16m: Cash Greek owner Chartworld has paid for its second panamax bulker in a month.
(Chartworld to buy second panamax)
11: Capesize bulkers scrapped in 2013 following disposals by Hyundai Merchant Marine and Greek owner Restis this week.
(HMM and Restis swell cape torch tally)
3: Clarksons brokers cut lose after the world’s largest shipbroker closed its specialist products desk in Geneva.
(Staff cuts at Clarksons Geneve)
24: Supramax broker headcount new Lorentzen & Stemoco chief Thomas Kaas has in mind as he looks to dominate the sector.
4: Brokers who will run Uno Offshore’s Singapore office after Hans Christensen delivers on promise of Lion City operation.
Digital digits - numbers hitting the headlines on www.tradewindsnews.com
100m: Cash George Economou’s DryShips could raise this year from the sale of shares in drilling investment Ocean Rig.
28: Firm newbuildings now in Scorpio’s orderbook after its first dip into the LR2 arena with double order at Hyundai Samho.
70m: Euro impairment of DVB’s shipping book as industry inches through the longest and deepest crisis in its history.
4: MR newbuildings which Norden is close to confirming, CEO Carsten Mortensen says.
2.5bn: Value of giant sale-and-leaseback on the cards at Bourbon as it looks to cut debt.
23.3m: Clarkson’s pre-tax profit in pounds for 2012, down by one third on a year ago.
4: Capesize bulkers said to have been penned at Japan Marine United by Greek owners Oceanbulk Marine and Carras Hellas.
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