Klaveness turns Kamsarmax order into combination vessels

Klaveness has converted one Kamsarmax vessel into three combination vessels that will be deployed on one of the traditional bulk routes between Australia and the Far East, CEO Lasse Kristoffersen tells ShippingWatch.
Photo: Klaveness
Photo: Klaveness
BY CHRISTIAN BARTELS

The Norwegian carrier Klaveness, whose business areas include dry bulk and combination vessels, has converted one of its two Kamsarmax newbuildings to three combination vessel newbuildings at the Chinese Jiangsu New Yangzi yard, Klaveness CEO Lasse Kristoffersen tells ShippingWatch.

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