HONG Kong's Seaspan Corporation has
entered into an agreement to acquire two 15,000 TEU scrubber-fitted
containerships on long-term charter with a major liner.
While Seaspan did not identify the two ships, the seller is
said to be Idan Ofer's Eastern Pacific Shipping, who will have made a
substantial profit from the sale of the pair which are on charter to French
line CMA CGM, according to Singapore's Splash 247.
Commenting on the deal, chairman, president and CEO of Seaspan, Bing Chen said:
"This transaction further demonstrates our consistent quality growth
through our creative customer partnerships despite the market cycles. Seaspan's
fleet composition is optimised with each new vessel, enabling us to provide our
customers with more scale, efficiency, flexibility and reliability.
"The additions of these high-quality vessels also
extend our long-term contracted revenue profile. Together with our recent large
number of upcoming newbuilds, we continue to consistently drive quality growth
while further differentiating our fully-integrated service offerings and
resiliency of our business model."
The report said Seaspan expects to finance the vessels from
additional borrowings as well as cash on hand, and delivery is scheduled for
late in the second quarter.
Source : HKSG.
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