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Demand and tight tonnage push Braemar kamsarmax spot assessment up by 20% in a week
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energynewsbeat.coNGM shakes up strategy with rare kamsarmax buy
Shrewd Greek shipowning group, NGM Energy, has made its first reported bulk carrier acquisition of 2025—signalling a strategic shift in its asset playbook. According to sources familiar with the deal, NGM is now linked to the 2020-built, 82,000 dwt kamsarmax Aom Sophie II, purchased from Japan’s Kyowa Kisen for just over $31m. The move is …
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