
Star Bulk Carriers, which is among the largest listed dry bulk players and has major investor US equity fund Oaktree Capital as a primary stakeholder, is now divesting vessels from its fleet in the extremely weak dry bulk sector.
The carrier has signed deals to sell two of the large Capesize vessels as well as two Kamsarmax ships for a total of USD 122 million, the company announces Wednesday.
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