Paper chase - key figures from shipping's favourite newspaper.
8: Triple-E newbuildings Maersk has tried and failed to cancel, meaning the ships could be deployed in a different way to originally planned.
(Is Maersk back-pedalling on Triple-E mega-ships?)
10-15: Ships ex-BP bigwig Lars Dencker Nielsen is targeting this year with start-up Jellicoe.
(Jellicoe on a roll with four tankers in the mix)
500m: Cash Oaktree and Oceanbulk alliance is ready to lay down for containership newbuildings.
(Partners ready boxship order)
40: Shell’s potential MR newbuilding tally should talks with European owners allow the exercising of options at Hyundai Mipo.
14: Percentage of 2007 purchase price Clemko has secured with the sale of a handymax bulker.
(Clemko sells handy for fraction of $61m paid)
9.9m: Cash for Zodiac as it reignites its capesize demolition crusade.
(Zodiac back to scrap with capesize sale)
17m: Dollars Fearnley Securities executive Harald Moraeus Hanssen has injected into new venture with Wilbur Ross.
(Ross sinks $17m into Ross fund)
1.3m: Fraud being investigated at Gard’s Helsinki operation with an employee already dismissed.
(Police probe fraud at Gard Helsinki)
24: Capesize bulkers now owned by Frontline 2012 following its massive expansion in the sector this year.
(Frontline 2012 capesize orderbook swells to 24)
Digital digits - numbers hitting the headlines on www.tradewindsnews.com
9.1m: Surplus rung up by the Swedish Club in 2012 as it overturned a loss in the previous year.
433m: Loss for Zim in 2012 as axing of five newbuildings took a bite out of its bottom line.
6: Police cars which raced to a CMA venue in the early hours following an altercation between a delegate and a waiter.
17,000: Dollars saved per day by quick-thinking Norden master who killed his engines on the way to Algeria.
55m: Cash thrown down by Nordic American Tankers to add a new suezmax to its fleet.
6.3: Industry high profit margin for CMA CGM in 2012 as it moves back into the black.
5: Ships in series of 14,000-teu newbuildings booked by K Line as Japanese owner takes a step up in size.
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