Ships’ Scrapping Markets In Limbo

The market for the scrapping of old ships has remained in limbo over the course of the past couple of weeks, ...

Greek Shipping’s Head Encouraged by Ship Scrapping Activity and Newbuilding Cancellations

The year 2016 was another one of multiple challenges for shipping but also a year, at the end of which, Greek...

Containerships: Scrapping activity declining fast

The first signs of improvements (at least on the first level of the market analysis), such as the decreasing...

Containership Scrapping: Sizing Up The Suspects…

Last year saw a record level of boxship demolition, and this rapid pace of scrapping was sustained into early 2...

Poten & Partners: Tanker Deliveries vs. Scrapping Potential

Given the orderbook, the tanker market is expected to experience ample supply growth in the coming years while the forecasts for tanker demand growth are rather subdued, according to Poten & Partners.

Ship owners kept on scrapping older bulkers during first half of 2016, but will this prove enough to turn market around?

Dealing with the obvious oversupply problem in the dry bulk market is the main solution for the dry bulk market to recover sooner, rather than later, given that demand-wise, not many upticks should be expected. As such, based on data from shipbroker Inter

Containership Scrapping to Pick Up in 2016

Containership scrapping is expected to intensify in 2016 as charter market demand for Panamax ships is bound to ...