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J. Lauritzen's owned bulk vessels can now be counted on one hand

In four months, J. Lauritzen has sold seven dry bulk vessels, and its owned fleet can now be counted on one hand. The divestments are part of a strategy to focus more on short-term trading, dry bulk CEO Niels Josefsen tells ShippingWatch.

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