08/03/2023at 11:05

Himalaya Shipping seeks stock exchange listing in New York

Norwegian businessman and engineer Tor Olav Trøim wants Himalaya Shipping to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange alongside its current listing in Olso, Norway.

Tor Olav Trøim controls, among other, 2020 Bulkers, Himalaya Shipping, and Borr Drilling. | Photo: PR / Marine Money/Marine Money

by DANIEL LOGAN

Norwegian bulk carrier Himalaya Shipping wants to go to New York.

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