Media: Japan's Daiichi close to sealing rescue plan
Anonymous sources inform that Japanese dry bulk carrier Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha is close to reaching an agreement with local industry parties for a rescue plan that will bring the almost-dethroned carrier out of a slow restructuring process and into fresh capital.
BY CHRISTIAN BARTELS
A circle of Japanese yards and shipowners are looking to join forces in an attempt to rescue dry bulk carrier Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha, which after four months of trying and failing to restructure the company has now been forced to postpone the restructuring process by several months, reports Tradewinds.
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