Eagle Bulk lost USD 22.5 million in Q2
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Listed and re-capitalized dry bulk carrier Eagle Bulk, which owns a fleet of about 40 Supramax vessels booked a net loss of USD 22.5 million in the second quarter this year, up from a deficit in the same period 2015 of USD 27.5 million. The carrier, headed by former Clipper CEO Gary Vogel, signed deals with lenders this year and generated additional capital in a so-called private placement.
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