07/05/2014at 10:44

Wilbur Ross' gas carrier improved results

Navigator Gas Holdings improved its result in the first quarter of the year. The LPG carrier specializes in Handysize and has a fleet of 36 vessels.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

Major investor Wilbur Ross' LPG carrier Navigator Gas Holdings had a solid first quarter. The carrier, which owns the world's largest fleet of Handysize vessels for transporting gas, and which has 13 newbuildings on the way, saw significant improvements in revenue as well as profit.

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