Maersk Tankers: Asset prices are now too high
The Maersk Group's tanker unit is taking a break from its fleet renewal efforts. The prices on new as well as second-hand vessels are now too high, says the carrier's Head of Business Development, Claus Grønborg.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Maersk Tankers will likely not invest in new ships for its fleet anytime soon. The prices today are too high, says Claus Grønborg, Head of Business Development at Maersk Tankers. The carrier is continuously looking into opportunities for fleet renewal, both through new vessels and second-hand. But the investments must be attractive:
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