Hong Kong-based shipowner Wah Kwong has partnered with China’s Yingxing Leasing and Wuhu Shipyard to establish a new joint venture, Huaxing Shipping. The venture has placed an initial order for twelve 64,500 dwt ultramax dry bulk carriers at Wuhu Shipyard. The collaboration is seen as a significant move towards integrating industrial manufacturing with maritime finance in China, and aims to support the development of a low-carbon fleet. The deal follows Wah Kwong's recent strategic cooperation agreement with Wuhu Shipyard and affiliated entities, which included the order of four ultramax vessels earlier this year.
Wah Kwong and Wuhu Shipyard Launch Dry Bulk Joint Venture
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