ArcelorMittal has been named as the buyer of the recently delivered capesize bulk carrier Agis.
.Multiple brokers have linked the mining giant’s shipping unit to a $67.5m resale deal with Greece’s Transmed Maritime.
The 182.334 dwt Namura-built ship was named on September 13 — the first of three capes built for Transmed at the Japanese shipyard.
ArcelorMittal Shipping, which mostly went for post-panamax bulkers in the past, has been linked to three capes this year, including Sinokor’s 2016-built scrubber-fitted Chow and Comanche, which eventually emerged at New York-listed dry bulk owner Genco.
In related deals, Greek owner Nicholas George Moundreas has been linked to a pair of 2011-built capes Glory and Honor with Adam Lemos-led Unisea Shipping for $49m. According to VesselsValue, each ship is worth around $26.5m.
