Lepta Shipping Co ., a prominent maritime company based in Japan, has recently placed an order for two bulk carriers from Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding. These vessels, set for delivery between January and December of 2028, will each have a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 82,500 and are designed to operate on conventional fuel, equipped with scrubbers to reduce emissions. Each of the new vessels is priced at $36.5 million, highlighting a significant investment by Lepta Shipping Co . in its fleet expansion strategy. The order was facilitated by maritime industry source Intermodal, further indicating the ongoing demand for modern bulk carriers designed to meet stricter environmental regulations. Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding, known for its shipbuilding expertise, has already handled numerous orders this year. The addition of these two new bulk carriers to its order count underscores its capability in delivering specialized maritime vessels, contributing to its growing reputation in the global shipbuilding market. This recent transaction signifies a continued partnership between Lepta Shipping Co . and Yangzi-Mitsui Shipbuilding, aiming to bolster shipping capabilities while adhering to the evolving environmental standards of the maritime industry.