Star Bulk updates position in miserable dry bulk market
In a new update, Star Bulk Carriers takes stock of the situation and lists a series of initiatives and savings aimed at helping the carrier through another tough dry bulk year. Not a lot has changed, notes Deutsche Bank.
by DANIEL LOGAN
Dry bulk giant Star Bulk Carriers, which is headquartered in Greece and listed on New York's Nasdaq exchange, stands tall on the front line as one of the biggest players in the extremely low sector - both in terms of fleet size as well as the amount of beatings suffered in the past year.
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