29/08/2013at 10:49

Major investor Wilbur Ross about to enter dry bulk

The major global investor Wilbur Ross is now entering the bulk market with newly established shipping company Nautical Bulk Holdings Limited, which is registered in Bermuda.

BY JØRGEN RUDBECK

Major investor Wilbur Ross is now funding a new player in the bulk market, namely the Bermuda-based dry bulk carrier Nautical Bulk Holdings Limited.

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