Scorpio Bulkers launches sale of newbuildings
One of the most frequently discussed dry bulk carriers in recent years, Scorpio Bulkers, with a total orderbook of 62 ships, has launched a sale of newbuildings. A small step in the right direction, but insufficient, says Deutsche Bank's shipping analyst.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
Scorpio Bulkers, one of the most heavily discussed new carriers in the global dry bulk industry, has - according to unconfirmed but persistent rumors among brokers - taken steps toward restructuring its massive newbuilding fleet and to limit the company's capital commitments.
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