The fleet of the biggest shipping company in the Middle East, Saudi Arabian Bahri, is undergoing rapid changes, and not just as the result of the carrier's merger with another Arabian shipping company, Vela, the carrier's CEO Saleh Al-Jasser tells Maritime CEO.
Bahri's current fleet consists of 17 VLCCs, 23 chemical tankers and four general cargo ships, and the carrier's orderbook contains one large chemical tanker, three general cargo ships and five dry bulk ships. And the five bulk ships represent the carrier's first foray into the dry bulk market.
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