According to a Nov. 29 report from Bloomberg, China Shipping Development Co., the dry-bulk arm of the nation’s second-biggest shipping group, signed agreements to purchase eight 48,000 dead weight ton tankers for a combined $293m. The tankers are expected to be delivered from July 31 through Dec. 31, 2012.
(Source: Bloomberg)
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