Category: Buying / Selling

Picking between time charter and buying outright is a cash-flow chess match. Freight cycles, asset values, financing terms, and your route mix all change the math. The right choice compounds returns; the wrong one...

In a year defined by volatility, environmental pressure, and shifting trade routes, ship buying activity has revealed both expected power players and surprising new contenders. Some names continue to dominate by sheer fleet size,...

In 2025, global ship demand reflects a complex and completive environment where not all vessel types are sharing the same momentum. While offshore support vessels are thriving amid rising energy investments, container ships are...

The maritime landscape sits at a pivotal crossroads. Used-ship prices are soaring, driven by intense demand from owners needing immediate tonnage and limited newbuild slots. Meanwhile, newbuilding costs remain at record highs, about $90 million...

Purchasing a used vessel can be a strategic way to expand your fleet or start new operations without the high cost of a brand-new vessel. However, without proper due diligence, you could end up...

Purchasing a ship is a significant investment, and the process can vary greatly depending on the country of purchase. From navigating legal requirements to understanding cultural nuances, there are many factors to consider when...

When acquiring a commercial ship, the decision to lease or finance the vessel is more than just a financial choice; it’s a strategic move that can shape the future of your operations. Both leasing...