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23 September 2026

2020 Bulkers seals 15-ship AHTS roll-up

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Source reporting: Splash247

2020 Bulkers seals 15-ship AHTS roll-up

2020 Bulkers has signed the binding deal behind its dramatic move into offshore shipping, setting out to assemble as many as 15 large anchor handlers while launching a private placement of up to $175m. The Oslo-listed company has agreed to acquire all of AHTS AS, which owns seven AHTS vessels and has agreements to buy …

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