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Youngest Ever Containership Sent to Scrapyard

Post date: 24.11.2016 , Views: 390
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Youngest Ever Containership Sent to Scrapyard Rickmers Maritime A landmark deal was undertaken today in the containership industry as the youngest ever containership was sent for demolition by Singapores Rickmers Marine Trust, according to VesselsValue. The vessel in question is the seven-year-old Panamax boxship India Rickmers, which was built in 2009 by Chinas shipbuilder Jiangsu New Yangzijiang. The 4,250 TEU vessel is valued just above scrap at USD 5.87 million. In 2016 the vessel fell 62% in value. This year the average change in value in the containership sector is -26% to put this figure in perspective. The main reason for this is that these vessels are becoming defunct now that the Panama Canal has been widened, VesselsValue said. Since 2 years before the first transit of the new locks which happened a couple of months ago, 2009-built Panamax containers dropped in value by two thirds.

 

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