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WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 1
Market overview
The shipping industry is affected by all the major economic factors, the
unexpected strong start of Q1 with freight indexes booming has created
positivity into to the market, especially after experiencing last year one of
the worse Q1 in the history of shipping market. As mentioned above, major
economic factors can affect instantly shipping trends as few published
economic data like Dow Jones, the industrial average remained above
20.000 levers depicting a strong market, as previous week reached historical
levels up to 21.000. Thus, over this week the market continues its upward
trend as it breached above 1000 points, levels that haven't been since
10/11/2016. Today’s closing price of the main shipping index BDI is 1086
with a margin of 147 since last Friday.
Bulkers
In the bulk sector, during the beginning of the month, a growth on prices
have been spread in the air, with sellers realizing the signs of improvement
and raising their expectations on price levels. The demand for Supramax and
Handysize tonnage continues . Chinese tonnage , Feliz N which was time-
chartered to Oldendorff finally sold at $ 8.6 mil with TC attached to
undisclosed buyers that rumored to have waived inspection. In the
beginning of this week , the Japanese Navios Ionian $ 5.15 mil sold at levels
low $ 5 mil, hearing $ 5.15 mil. The momentum seems good for Greeks as
they have moved mainly for Japanese tonnage. The 2012 Post Panamax
Earnest Sky at $ 17.5 mil, also 2014 Kamsarmax United Prestige for $ 22.3
mil and Greeks rumored also as buyers for the Audrey Tracy 34k Handysize
at $ 17.4 mil. Meanwhile, 2007 Tubarao at $ 7 mil Chinese tonnage also sold
to Greeks.
Tankers
Brent is showing a decrease of $ 2.9/barrel as from last week’s closing with
todays price at $52.49 / barrel, while last week levels were at $ 55.33 /
barrel, but in any case remain steady above $ 50/barrel. In wet market, we
have realized a movement from buyers for every size of Tankers , VLCC to
smaller Handies and Gas Tankers. Far Eastern buyers, Indonesian clients of
Bumi and Chinese clients of Kunlun moved for the purchase of VLCC’s
Japanese DHT Ann of 2001 for $ 22.0 mil, in order to be used as storage and
Korean Front Circassia of 1999 for $ 18.5 mil respectively. In the Aframax
tonnage, another 2 vessels sold to undisclosed buyers with Phoenix Alpha
gaining $ 12.9 mil. MR tankers also have found buyers who are not yet
known, with Torm Anne of 1999 sold at $ 6.8 mil and Theano of 1997 sold
at $ 5.8 mil. A deal that includes 3+1+1 Years TimeCharter Back , is that of
Japanese 2011 built Fairchem Kiso 21k Dwt which sold at $21.8 mil.
Demolition
During this week, recycling activity have shown signs of growth, having in
total 14 vessels to scrapyards. 6 BC vessels, 4 more than previous week.
Containerships after the massive recycle during last year, currently seem to
slow down with only 2 vessels for this week. After silence on the wet sector
2 Tankers and 1 LPG to the beaches. Prices of subcontinent at region $ 315-
325 per ldt for Bulkers and $ 340-350 per ldt for Tanker/Containers.
Baltic Indices (Friday Closing Values)
‘’ Dry Bulk ’’
Index Week 10 Week 9 Change (%) BDI 939 856 7.31
BCI 1227 1134 5.32
BPI 1118 927 18.06
BSI 846 797 4.57
BHSI 462 420 7.94
‘’ Tanker ’’
Index Week 10 Week 9 Change (%)
BDTI 862 863 0.63
BCTI 638 612 0.35
Indicative Demolition Prices
Country Tanker Prices Bulker Prices
India 340 315
Bangladesh 350 325
Pakistan 345 320
China 280 270
Turkey 220 210
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT WEEK 10
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
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Baltic Index
BDTI BCTI
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 2
Capesize
Week 10 has seen West Australian iron ore rates into China climbing in the
low/mid usd 6.00’s pmt range. South African iron ore rates into China have
climbed at low/mid usd 11.00’s pmt levels. Brazilian iron ore rates into China
have been reported at low/mid usd 14.00’s pmt levels. Pacific round trips
via Australia have been reported in the usd 14,000/16,000 pd levels. Atlantic
fronthauls at usd 19,000 pd. One year’s employments have been reported
in the usd 14,000/15,000 pd range. A two years’ employment has been
reported at usd 17,000 pd. Short period at usd 12,0000 pd levels.
Kamsarmax/Panamax
Rates for North Pacific round grain trips into the Far East have risen in the
usd 10,000/11,000 pd range. Australian round trips into China continue
rating at low usd 10,000’s levels. India direction is rating at low/mid usd
11,000’s pd basis China/Japan range delivery. Transatlantic trips rating in
the usd 10,000/11,000 pd range. An inter-Continental coal trip via the Baltic
has been reported at usd 12,000 pd. 65,000 mts of Baltic fertilizers into
China have been reported at usd 29.75 pmt. A US East Coast trip into the
Continent has been reported at usd 10,250 pd basis US Gulf delivery. South
American grain trips into the Far East are being reported in the very high
usd 10,000’s / usd 11,000 pd range plus a usd 580/600,000 ballast bonus
basis APS delivery. India and Southeast Asia delivery remains an option,
primarily in the usd 11/12,000 pd range. Short/long period employments
have been rating mostly in the usd 10,000 / 11,000 pd range.
Ultramax / Supramax
Backhaul steel trips via North China have been rating in the mid/high usd
4,000’s pd range, basis APS delivery mostly. A number of Charterers have
been there to propose a split rate agreement, with the balance of the
employment after the first 65 days being paid at low/mid usd 8,000’s pd.
India and Persian Gulf direction is paying in the usd 7,000/8,000 pd range.
Indonesian coal trips into Southeast Asia and China have been rating in the
usd 11,000/12,000 pd range, mostly basis Singapore delivery. Iranian iron
ore trips into China continue being offered in the usd 9,000/10,000 pd
range. South African coal trips into India have been rating at usd 17,000 pd
levels basis APS delivery. DOP West Coast India remains an option at low
usd 8,000’s pd levels. Continental scrap trips into Turkey have been rating
in the usd 11,000/12,000 pd range. Black Sea fronthaul trips have been
paying at usd 13,000 pd levels basis Canakkale/Marmara delivery. South
American fronthaul trips have been reported in the high usd 12,000’s / low
usd 13,000’s pd range plus a usd 300,000ish ballast bonus basis APS
delivery. Short period Atlantic delivery usd 12,000 pd levels. Short period
Pacific delivery usd 9,000/10,000 pd levels.
Handymax / Handysize
A reposition fixture for a China opening Handymax into the Continent, at
usd 5,750 pd for the first 60 days and usd 8,500 pd for the balance. Inter-
Pacific employments have been rating in the usd 7,000/8,000 pd range.
Black Sea trips into Egypt Med basis Canakkale delivery have been reported
in the mid usd 7,000’s / usd 8,000 pd range. South American trips into the
Continent are rating in the usd 10,000/12,000 pd range. Short period
employments have been reported in the usd 8,000/9,000 pd range, basis
both Atlantic and Pacific delivery.
DRY BULK COMMENTARY
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
0
5
10
15
20
25
Capesize
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Panamax
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
Supramax
0
2
4
6
8
10
Handymax
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 3
Bulk Carriers
Type Name Dwt YoB Yard SS M/E Gear Price Buyer Comments
Post Panamax Earnest Sky 95,735 2012 Imabari ,
Japan 11/2017 B&W - $ 17.5 Greek
Kamsarmax United
Prestige 81,918 2014
Tsuneishi ,Japan
11/2019 B&W - $ 22.3 Greek
Kamsarmax Ncs Beijing 81,508 2009 Universal
,Japan 03/2019 B&W - $ 14.8 Undisclosed
Panamax Alessandro
Volta 76,806 2005
Sasebo , JApan
08/2020 B&W $9.75 Korean (Doriko)
Panamax Oean
Minerva 75,698 2007
Sanoyas , Japan
08/2021 B&W - $ 11.0 Undisclosed
Supramax Feliz N 57,000 2010 Taizhou Kouan
04/2020 B&W 4 x 30 T $ 8.6 Chinese
Supramax Tubarao 53,350 2007 Shanghai ,
China 03/2022 B&W 4 x36 T $ 7.0
Greek
Supramax Navios Ionian
52,067 2000 Sanoyas ,
Japan 08/2020 Sulzer 5 x 30 T $ 5.15 Chinese
Handysize Audrey-Tracey
34,874 2016 Namura ,
Japan 02/2021
B&W
4 x 30 T $ 17.4 Greek
Handysize Campanula 32,576 2007 Kanda , Japan
05/2017 Mitsubi
shi 4 x 30,5 T $ 6.6
Undisclosed
Handysize Ikan Jahan 32,326 2010 Kanda , Japan
03/2020 Mitsubi
shi 4 x 30,5 T $ 10.0
Undisclosed
Handysize Ocean
Harmony 31,882 2010
Hakodate , Japan
12/2020 Mitsubi
shi 4 x 30 T $ 9.5 Pacific
Basin
Handysize Giza I 31,842 2002 Muroran ,
Japan 09/2017
Mitsubishi
4 x 30 T $ 5.15 European
REPORTED SALES
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 4
Tankers
Type Name Dwt YoB Yard SS M/E Price(mill) Buyer Comments
Vlcc Dht Ann 309,327 2001 Hyundai Hi ,
Korea 08/2021 B&W $ 23.0
Indonesian (Bumi)
On Subs Storage Project
Aframax Phoenix Alpha 104,707 2003 Daewoo ,
Korea 01/2018 B&W $ 12.9 Undisclosed Commited
Aframax Torm Helene 100,000 1997 Hhi , Korea 06/2017 B&W Undisclosed Undisclosed Sale & Leace
Back
MR Torm Mary 46,348 2002 Stx , Korea 06/2017 B&W Undisclosed Undisclosed Sale & Leace
Back
MR Torm Anne 45,507 1999 Halla , Korea 06/2019 B&W $ 6.8 Undisclosed
MR Theano 47,198 1997 Onomichi
,Japan 10/2017 B&W $ 5.8 Undisclosed
Handy Fairchem Kiso 21,167 2011 Usuki , Japan 02/2021 B&W $ 21.8 Undisclosed Incl 3+1+1 Yrs
TCB at $14,500Per Day
GPT Asuka 6,534 2004 Higaki , Japan 08/2019 Mitsubishi $ 5.5 Undisclosed
LPG PGC Darko King 6,665 1997 Higaki , Japan 11/2017 B&W $ 4.3 Vietnamese (FGAS Petrol
Co)
LPG Gas Bangka 3,994 2010 Yamanishi ,
Japan
08/2020 B&W $ 7.0
Containers
Type Name TEU YoB Yard SS M/E Gear Price Buyer Post
Panamax Cosco Xiamen 5,800 2005 Koyo , Japan 02/2020 B&W - Undisclosed Undisclosed
Post Panamax
Cosco Dalian 5,800 2005 Koyo , Japan 02/2020 B&W -
Post Panamax
Cosco Tianjin 5,800 2005 Koyo , Japan 02/2020 B&W -
Panamax Hs Bruckner 3,534 2009 Shanghai ,
China 04/2017 B&W - $ 5.7 Undisclosed
Feeder America Feeder
584 1997 Sedef , Turkey
12/2017 MAN 2 x 40 T $ 2.0 Filipino
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
REPORTED SALES
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 5
Type Vessel Dwt YoB Ldt Price $ Country Comments
Tanker FPSO Marlim Sul 277.734 1974 53,000 300 “As Is” Labuan
Container Al Encore 61.441 2003 22,444 351 “As Is” Philippines
BC CSK Grandeur 170.170 2000 21,464 351 “As Is” Singapore incl.
bunkers
Tanker Kriti Amber 45.614 1995 12,450 345 “As Is” Bangladesh
BC Liwa 70.728 1995 10,640 352 Option India/Pakistan
Container Santa Fiorenza 30.007 1998 9,005 n/a Bangladesh
LPG Jo 20.640 1980 8,200 n/a India
BC Thor Hamrony 47.111 2000 7,528 345 Full Subcont
RoRo Atesbey 1.700 1983 n/a n/a Turkey
BC Kang Chang 52.828 2002 n/a n/a China
BC Kang Hing 52.828 2002 n/a n/a China
Livestock Noa 4.937 1979 n/a n/a Turkey
Offshore/Tug Ocean Rescuer 1.930 1983 n/a n/a Bangladesh
RoPax Panagia Tinou 1.050 1972 n/a n/a Turkey
DEMOLITION
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 6
Tankers
Units Type Dwt Yard Delivery Price (mill) Owner Comments
1+1 MR 50,000 Hyundai Mipo ,
Korea 2018-2019 Undisclosed Greek
2 Handy 35,500 Shin Kurushima ,
Japan 2018-2019 Undisclosed Japanese
St Steel Long T/C to
Odfjell 1 Chemical 7,000 Jiangsu Dajin , China 2018 $ 10.5 Undisclosed
Containers
Units Type Teu Yard Delivery Price (mill) Owner Comments
3 Feeder 1,750 Cosco Guangdong ,
China 2018 Undisclosed
Greek (Lomar Shp)
Option
NEWBUILDING
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 7
Bulk Carriers
Size Prompt Resale 5 years 10 years 15 years
Capesize 42 24 15 9 Panamax-Kamsarmax 25 18 12 6
Supramax 23 14.5 10 6 Handysize 19.5 12.8 7 4
Tankers
Size Prompt Resale 5 years 10 years 15 years
VLCC 80 60 40 25 Suezmax 54 41.5 26.5 15 Aframax 42 29 17.5 11
MR 32.5 22 15 10
INDICATIVE PRICES
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
0
20
40
60
80
Prompt Resale 5 years 10 years 15 years
80
60
4025
5441.5
26.515
4229
17.5 11
32.522
15 10
Tankers
VLCC Suezmax Aframax MR
0
20
40
60
Prompt Resale 5 years 10 years 15 years
42
2415
9
2518
126
2314.5 10 6
19.512.8
7 4
Bulk Carriers
Capesize Panamax Supramax Handysize
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 8
Currency Week 10 Week 9 Change (%) EUR / USD 1.0608 1.0564 0,42 JPY / USD 115.42 114.38 0,91 KRW / USD 1,157.40 1,156.25 0,10 NOK / USD 0.1160 0.1167 0,60
Commodity Week 10 Week 9 Change (%) Brent Crude (BZ) 52.41 55.33 5,28
WTI Crude Oil (WTI) 49.58 52.82 6,13 Natural Gas (NG) 3.00 2.81 6,76
Gold (GC) 1,197.93 1,229.20 2,54 Copper 259.10 269.30 3,79
Wheat (w) 443.00 451.75 1,94
KEY INDICATORS
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
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10
20
30
40
50
60
Brent Crude
40
42
44
46
48
50
52
54
56
WTI Crude
11.021.041.061.08
1.11.121.14
EUR / USD
WEEKLY SHIPPING MARKET REPORT - pg. 9
Stock Prices – Shipping Copanies
Company Stock Exchange Week 10 Week 9 Change (%)
Diana Shipping Ink (DSX) NASDAQ 3.71 3.86 3,89 Dry ships Ink (DRYS) NASDAQ 1.90 1.57 21,02 Euroseas Ltd (ESEA) NASDAQ 1.47 1.40 5,00
Eagle Bulk Shipping Inc (EGLE) NASDAQ 5.58 5.39 3,53 Navios Maritime (NM) NYSE 1.65 1.70 2,94
Navios Maritime PTN (NMM) NYSE 2.20 1.85 18,92 Paragon Shipping Inc (PRGN) NASDAQ 0.04 0.05 20,00 Star Bulk Carriers Corp (SBLK) NASDAQ 9.00 10.33 12,88
Seanergy Maritime Holdings Corp (SHIP) NASDAQ 0.96 1.03 6,80 Safe Bulkers Inc (SB) NYSE 1.59 1.51 5,30
Golden Ocean (GOGL) NASDAQ 6.54 7.09 7,76
Stock Prices - Wet
Company Stock Exchange Week 10 Week 9 Change (%)
Capital Product Partners LP (CPLP) NASDAQ 3.26 3.31 1,51 TOP Ships Inc (TOPS) NASDAQ 1.43 1.94 26,29
Tsakos Energy Navigation (TNP) NYSE 4.39 4.63 5,18
Stock Prices - Other
Company Stock Exchange Week 10 Week 9 Change (%)
Aegean Maritime Petrol (ANW) NYSE 11.00 10.55 4,27 Danaos Corporation (DAC) NYSE 1.90 2.40 20,83
Stealth Gas Inc (GASS) NASDAQ 4.08 4.42 7,69 Rio Tinto (RIO) NYSE 39.41 41.23 4,41
Vale (VALE) NYSE 9.46 9.96 5,02 ADM Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) NYSE 44.42 45.48 2,33
BHP Billiton (BHP) NYSE 35.67 38.03 6,21
SHIPPING INDICATIVE SHARE VALUE
WEEK 10 (3rd Mar to 10th Mar 2017)
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