Bulk

Goodbulk turns deficit to profit in third quarter

Dry bulk operator Goodbulk is benefiting from capesize rates that are at the highest level in more than ten years. Bagging a profit, Goodbulk is paying out USD 30 million to shareholders.
Photo: Marine Money
Photo: Marine Money
by DANIEL LOGAN

Goodbulk is exiting the third quarter with black numbers on the bottom line in a dry bulk market that is expected to stay strong in 2022.

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