GESHIP takes delivery of Kamsarmax Dry Bulk Carrier 'Jag Amol'
The acquisition and planned transactions represent a moderate change in the company's asset base and future operations, impacting its capacity and potential revenue.
The company has expanded its fleet with the delivery of a new vessel and has plans for further acquisitions and sales, indicating growth and positive business activity.
* G E Shipping took delivery of a 2015 built Kamsarmax Dry Bulk Carrier “Jag Amol” of about 81,843 dwt on 22 September 2025. * The company had contracted to buy the vessel in Q2 FY26, financed entirely from internal accruals. * The Company’s current owned fleet stands at 39 vessels, comprising 26 tankers (5 crude carriers, 17 product tankers, 4 LPG carriers) and 13 dry bulk carriers aggregating 3.13 Mn dwt. * Additionally, in Q2 FY26, the company has contracted to buy 1 secondhand Kamsarmax dry bulk carrier and 1 secondhand Suezmax crude tanker and contracted to sell 1 secondhand Suezmax crude tanker. These 3 purchase & sale transactions are expected to happen by Q3 FY26.
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