23/02/2023at 15:10

Genco CEO prepared to benefit from future dry bulk recovery

US Genco has felt the sector’s overall headwinds in the fourth quarter, but the carrier is prepared to take advantage when the market turns around.

by DANIEL LOGAN

The slowed-down dry bulk market has also affected US carrier Genco Shipping and Trading, which suffered a substantial setback in Q4.

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