Heavy Lift shipowner: 2015 was a tough year for multi-purpose

An excess of tonnage in the market, as well as the low oil price looming over offshore customers, has made its mark on the market for project cargo and heavy lift. 2016 does not look like it will bring improvement, assesses COO of German SAL Heavy Lift, Toshi Yamazaki.
Photo: Hansa Heavy Lift
Photo: Hansa Heavy Lift
BY CHRISTIAN BARTELS

2015 was a rough year for multi-purpose and heavy lift and 2016 does not look like it will be any better, says COO of the Hamburg-based heavy lift and multi-purpose carrier SAL Heavy Lift, Toshi Yamazaki, in a press release.

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