Paper chase - key figures from shipping's favourite newspaper.
3: Owners still in the running for Yamal newbuildings: SCF (Sovcomflot), Mitsui OSK Lines and Teekay LNG.
(Shipowners tipped for Yamal newbuilds)
5: Vessels taken over by Hanseatic Ship Asset Management in its nine month history, a tally the Commerzbank division will grow this year as the bank predicts more trouble ahead.
(Commerzbank to take control of more vessels)
97m: Fee Anders Wilhelmsen of Norway is paying for each of its two VLCCs at DSME.
(Wilhelmsen turns to DSME for VLs)
30: Newcastlemaxes in the sights of George Economou as the Greek magnate takes up four options in China.
(Economou in newcastlemax push)
2: VLCC options taken up by Navig8 to expands its VLCC newbuilding tally at SWS to six.
(Navig8 expands SWS orderbook)
300m: Funding gap which DryShips will successfully plug this year thanks to loan deferrals, an ATM equity issue and upcoming dividends from Ocean Rig.
(DryShips shores up liquidity position)
Digital digits - numbers hitting the headlines on www.tradewindsnews.com
717m: Dollars collected by John Fredriksen as he sells a batch of TUI shares after rejecting the chance to buy its Hapag-Lloyd holding.
1.76bn: Enormous loss recorded by Pan Ocean in 2013, a year in which it filed for bankruptcy.
5: Ships in the initial fleet of IPO hopeful Stalwart Tankers, backed by Ekaterini Lanara Dimitrios Souravlas, who are also behind Elmira Shipping.
35m/36m: Fee Teekay’s newest company, Tankers Investments Ltd (TIL), is believed to have paid for an MOL aframax.
5: Years after effort was shelved that Per Saevik has resurrected plans to float Havyard on the Oslo Stock Exchange.
~200m: Value of Scorpio Bulkers stock held by York Capital and Dubai-based investor Legatum Capital, both major backers of sibling Scorpio Tankers.
12: VLGC newbuildings now on the books of Petredec after two options at Hyundai Heavy were firmed up.
503m: Value of LNG carrier newbuilding deal placed by Bimantara in South Korea.