Falcon now pays nearly triple to charter a dry bulk ship
It’s become significantly more expensive to charter dry bulk ships. ”We are running a much higher risk in everything we do,” says operator Falcon in an interview with ShippingWatch.
The price of chartering a ship has now increased almost three-fold for dry bulk operator Falcon Maritime, say two of the company’s owners, Jakob Borgård Jørgensen and Bo K. Kristensen, as ShippingWatch meets them at company headquarters in Copenhagen, overlooking the Øresund strait.
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