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Asia Break Bulk orders four new heavy-lift vessels for Singapore operations

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What happened

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Asia Break Bulk, which is part of the COLI Group, signed long-term agreements with Schoeller Holdings for four new multipurpose heavy-lift vessels. These 12,600-DWT Octopus-type vessels are designed to expand the company's project cargo transportation capabilities. The first vessel is scheduled for delivery in October 2028.

From marinelink.com

Why it matters

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The fleet expansion is intended to meet growing customer demand for transporting heavy, oversized, and complex cargoes directly to ports with limited infrastructure or draft restrictions. Maximilian Fischer, General Manager at Asia Break Bulk, noted this increasing demand for shorter transit times.

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Who's involved

  • Maximilian FischerGeneral Manager at Asia Break Bulk, who commented on the demand for specialized cargo transport
  • ABBAsia Break Bulk, the company expanding its fleet of heavy-lift vessels
  • SingaporeSingapore, the location where Asia Break Bulk operates and the newbuilding program is based

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  • Columbia ShipmanagementSpeculative

    Columbia Shipmanagement might see increased demand for newbuilding supervision and technical management for the expanded fleet

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