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Scorpio Tankers buys MR product tanker worth $37.1m

byCustoms Today Report
28/07/2015
in Greece, International Customs
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ATHENS: Continuing its march into the medium-range (MR) market, Scorpio Tankers has agreed to buy a secondhand MR product tanker for $37.1m.

The NYSE-listed company declined to name the seller of the 2014-built vessel, which was built at SPP Shipbuilding, South Korea. The ship is expected to be delivered to Scorpio in August. The acquisition shines more light on Scorpio’s new mid-sized strategy. Scorpio Tankers last week ordered two MR product tankers to be built at South Korea’s Hyundai Mipo yard. The contract was priced at $34.5m per vessel and includes options for six more.

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Last week, Splash reported that Scorpio has chartered in one aframax product tanker from Italy’s Navigazione Montanari and placed another under its commercial management. The Monaco-based company has also just bought a 50,000-dwt MR newbuilding from York Maritime Holdings (part of York Capital) for $37m. The as-yet unnamed vessel is due for delivery later this year.

York Maritime sold the vessel’s two sisterships to Scorpio in October 2014, also for $37m per ship. The fund had attempted to sell all five of the tankers for $36.5m each, but in the end only sold two. Scorpio Tankers has also recently purchased an LR2 product tanker currently under construction at Daehan Shipbuilding for $58.5m from an unnamed seller.

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