05/03/2021at 13:06

Eagle Bulk executive sees best time charter rates in years

Eagle Bulk faced a deficit in 2020, but the US company expects growth in what it believes will be a strong year for dry bulk.

by DANIEL LOGAN

Eagle Bulk leaves 2020 with a drop in revenue, reporting an annual deficit of USD 35 million, a further drop from a deficit of USD 21.6 million in 2019.

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