https://splash247.com/taiwans-cmt-books-newcastlemax-newbuilds-at-csbc/ Chinese Maritime Transport (CMT), a prominent shipping company based in Taiwan, has announced plans to expand its dry bulk fleet by commissioning up to four newcastlemax vessels from a local shipbuilder. The company has entered into an agreement with Taiwan’s CSBC Corporation for the construction of two 210,000 dwt (deadweight tonnage) newbuilds, with an option to order
Taiwan’s CMT Orders Newcastlemax Vessels from CSBC, Strengthening Dry Bulk Capacity
Aug 27, 2024 · 08:55 UTC
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