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2 September 2026

EuroHoldings locks in boxship cash flow for tanker push

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EuroHoldings locks in boxship cash flow for tanker push

EuroHoldings has locked its two vintage feeder containerships into fresh period deals at $24,000 and $20,500 per day, adding around $24m of expected EBITDA as the company builds liquidity for its push into product tankers. The 1,732 teu Joanna has been fixed for at least 30 months, plus up to another 20 days at the …

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