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Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC), the world's largest containerline, continues its robust activity in the secondhand market as week 16 commences. VesselsValue reports that MSC has acquired 11 ships thus far this year, excluding data from MB Shipbroking, which highlights the recent procurement of two additional vessels. These acquisitions include the 2007-built AS Nadia, boasting a capacity of 3,586 TEU, and the younger AS Ragna, a two-year-old vessel with a capacity of 1,496 TEU, acquired from MPC Capital. Notably, these two additions mark the youngest vessels integrated into MSC's fleet this year. With a remarkable track record of acquiring approximately 350 secondhand ships in less than four years and significant orders for newbuilds, MSC is poised to secure nearly 20% of the global market share in the liner segment. Presently, MSC anticipates the delivery of 108 vessels from Asian shipyards.
