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6 November 2026

Seacon snaps up fresh tanker in $19.6m deal

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Seacon snaps up fresh tanker in $19.6m deal

Hong Kong-listed Seacon Shipping has struck a $19. 6m deal for a newly built oil and chemical tanker, adding to its fleet amid reports of a four-vessel MR tanker disposal. The Qingdao-based owner’s Singapore subsidiary has agreed to acquire the 4,981 gt Jia Yue Ming Zhu, which was built in October this year and will be …

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