Hafnia prepared to take over ships from the banks

"I wouldn't be surprised if we get something from the banks during 2013," says CEO Anders Engholm, Hafnia Management, which is headed a toward a significant expansion of its product tanker fleet.

BY OLE ANDERSEN

Published: 23.05.13 at 13:45

Hafnia Management sees good opportunities in acquiring some of the tonnage that several banks are now left with due to financially struggling shipowners.

"I wouldn't be surprised if we get something from the banks during 2013," says CEO Anders Engholm, Hafnia Management.

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