Dryships: Dry bulk will rebound in 2015
The dry bulk, tanker, and rigging group Dryships has brought its bottom line into the black in the third quarter. The carrier expects an improved dry bulk market next year.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
The New York-listed, Greek-owned carrier Dryships has more than 40 dry bulk vessels in its fleet, which also includes tankers and drilling rigs and ships. And things have looked so good for the collective fleet in Q3 2014 that the group – unlike in Q2 – can present a net profit.
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