Lundh’s chemical coup
Swedish shipbroker races to cash in on management of small Turkish chemical tankers built on spec during the market boom.
TradeWinds digests the digits making the headlines this week:
Paper chase - Key figures from shipping’s favourite newspaper:

2: Norwegian brothers, Sverre and Gregard Tidemand, heading for court as warring over Tidship shares held by their late father intensifies. More...
3: Cancelled tanker newbuildings fixed to Brostrom by shipyard Mad Marine’s new owning arm. More...
4: Eastwind vessels, including two newbuildings, gobbled up by Fednav of Canada. More...
6: Marine Capital Shipping bulkers which DnB NOR is lining up for sale following troubles at the Hong Kong-based shipowner. More...
10: Growth in Oldendorff’s capesize fleet over the past 12 months following latest addition this week. More...
20: Percentage of boxship start-up The Container Company controlled by Anders Wilhelmsen, its largest shareholder. More...
35m: Cost per ship of Transocean’s kamsarmax trio booked at Sungdong in South Korea. More...
130m: Cash Target Marine of Greece must find to pay for suezmax newbuilding brace in the pipeline at Samsung Heavy Industries. More...
150m: Price paid by Sammy Ofer for each of five Zodiac newbuildings now fixed to Maersk at loss-making rates. More...
200: Cash stumped up by Nordea for IPOs of Peter Georgiopoulos' Baltic Trading, and Evangelos Marinakis's Crude Carriers. More...
400m: George Economou’s minimum target from IPO of DryShips’ offshore drilling arm, which could just take place in Oslo. More...
Digital digits - Numbers hitting the headlines on tradewinds.no:

0: Spot anchor handlers required by Statoil for rig moves in March, bringing more bad news to owners in the North Sea. More...
2: Product carriers booked by Morgan Stanley and Vitol to move gasoil into Chile following a devastating earthquake. More...
43: Percentage of UK flagged ships which could dump the register if a new law on pay equality goes through, Chamber of Shipping warns. More...
1,100: Angry Hanjin Heavy workers in walkout over planned job-cuts. More...
10m: Price sliced from two d’Amico International tankers at Hyundai Mipo despite delays and upsizing of the newbuildings. More...
100m: Investment by STX and PJMR into new Brazilian shipyard which is a leading contender for eight Transpetro LPG carriers. More...
160m: Potential haul for OSG as it lines up share issue. More...
310.5m: Evangelos Marinakis’ target from Crude Carriers Corp’s NYSE float. More...
2.09bn: Annual loss at Maersk Line, forcing parent AP Moller $1.02bn into the red in 2009. More...
3.4bn: Dollars sent home by Filipino seafarers in 2009, up 12% from $3.03bn in 2008. More...
5.6bn: Eike Batista’s OSX is aiming high with Sao Paulo IPO. More...
Swedish shipbroker races to cash in on management of small Turkish chemical tankers built on spec during the market boom.
Great Lakes bulker specialist predicts another profitable year as expanded fleet lifts bottom line.
Investment banker Kevin O'Hara has rejoined New York boutique firm AMA Capital Partners after seven years.
Trade dwindling as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd among those pulling out due to US and EU sanctions.
Shipowner Marc Saverys continues to sell off stock in shipbroker Clarksons.
Cargill steps in as South Korean charterer coughs up cash to cover early return of bulker to US-listed owner.
Singapore-listed offshore company sees revenue and earnings sliced by a quarter in the final period of 2011.
Axing of shareholder payouts at OSG may need to be accompanied by asset sales, analyst says.
Port of Liverpool owner ready to spend £250m on new containership facility at Seaforth.
Oslo-listed seismic outfit eases financial troubles with award of $13m deal.
Weaker bulker markets in third quarter sees Indian owner's profit chopped, but tankers improve.
Creditors are being supportive of Indonesian owner’s restructuring efforts, says Kevin Wong.