Torvald Klaveness predicts more moderate dry cargo growth this year
The Norwegian carrier deems 2022 a historically strong year where the bulk business reaped massive profits in the year’s first half while tanker was a big driver in the second.
by DANIEL LOGAN
Last year, Torvald Klaveness Group’s fleet of combined tanker and bulk vessels secured the best result in ten years, reports the Norwegian shipping group, which is active within both tanker and dry bulk through companies Klaveness Combination Carriers, Klaveness Dry Bulk and Klaveness Ship Management.
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