
In spite of overall challenges in dry bulk, Japanese MOL in its latest interim report, which ended on December 31st 2013, noted a 14 percent growth in revenue, compared to the same period 2012.
Revenue increased to USD 280 million, from last year's deficit of USD 572 million, and according to Koichi Muto, President of Mitsui OSK Lines, the carrier's future is secured in light of the fact that Capesize rates, for the first time in two years, returned to USD 40,000 per day in 2013. And in his statement in the report he points to the strength of the VLCC market:
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