Klaveness turns a profit in all-time low dry bulk market
Norwegian Torvald Klaveness, which operates a fleet of around 120 vessels in dry bulk as well as some container ships, finished 2014 with a profit on the bottom line, as opposed to numerous other players in dry bulk.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Norwegian Torvald Klaveness, which mainly deals with dry bulk - but also has activities in container, combination vessels and self-unloaders - was able to stay on the positive side of the bottom line in a market that is described by many as brutal as well as a dreadful year for dry bulk shipowners.
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