Shreeji Shipping Global Acquires Two Mini Bulk Carrier Vessels for ₹55.66 Crore
Shreeji Shipping Global Limited is acquiring two Mini Bulk Carrier vessels, M.V. Gautam BSTAR II and M.V. Sanghi Sudarshan, for ₹55.66 crore. The acquisition aims to expand the company's fleet and enhance coastal shipping capabilities. Delivery of the vessels is expected by May 1, 2026.
The acquisition of two vessels represents a significant capital expenditure and strategic expansion for the company, which is likely to have a noticeable impact on its operational capacity and financial performance.
The acquisition of new vessels is a strategic move expected to enhance the company's fleet utilization, optimize operations, and contribute positively to revenue and profitability, thereby creating long-term value for stakeholders.
Shreeji Shipping Global Limited has executed Vessel Purchase Agreements for the strategic acquisition of two Mini Bulk Carrier vessels, M.V. Gautam BSTAR II and M.V. Sanghi Sudarshan, from Gautam Freight Private Limited. The aggregate consideration for this acquisition is ₹55,66,05,000 (Rupees Fifty-Five Crore Sixty-Six Lakh Five Thousand only), inclusive of GST.
This acquisition signifies a major step in the company's fleet expansion and capacity augmentation strategy. The two ICV-classed vessels, with an aggregate DWT of 8,810.80, will enhance the company's owned tonnage and operational presence in coastal shipping. A key advantage of these vessels is their low draft, allowing them to access shallow-draft and draft-restricted minor ports along the Indian coastline, which are inaccessible to larger conventional vessels. This capability is expected to improve service to intermediate ports, create new cargo opportunities, and make coastal movement more efficient, time-effective, and cost-competitive.
The vessels are scheduled for delivery on or before May 1, 2026. The company anticipates that this acquisition will boost fleet utilization, optimize operating economics, and positively contribute to its revenue, profitability, and long-term stakeholder value.
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