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Navios cape fetches $110m
Greek bulker owner Navios Maritime has sold one of its capesize vessels to spin-off Navios Maritime Partners in a $110m move.
Angeliki Frangou.
New York-listed Navios will receive both cash and shares for the 169,031-dwt Navios Aurora ll (built 2009).
In a statement to investors it says proceeds from the sale will be used to pay back debt and buy new ships.
Navios Aurora ll is fixed on a long-term charter at a rate of $41,325 per day. The contract runs until the back end of 2019.
Navios will receive $90m in cash for the vessel, with the balance covered by 1,174,219 shares in Navios Maritime Partners.
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