AKMAR SHIPPING INCREASING ITS FLEET
Akmar Shipping which is working for Akmar Company, bought a 53 thousand 500 dwt bulk carrier ship which is named "Nord Mariner" and built at 2006 from Norden Group which is set at Denmark.
Akmar Shipping by adding this ship to its fleet, increased its ship count in the fleet to 7 and the capacity in Turkish Trade Fleet to 322 thousand tones.
After Akmar Shipping's purchase of this bulk carrier ship, the name of Nord Mariner in Norden Group Fleet, will be changed to SIMGE Aksoy.
According to the written explanation, which is with the signature of Norden Group Vice President; Singaporean Flagged Ship named Nord Mariner at the capacity 53.5 thousand dwt, was sold to 52.7 million dollars.
These are the ships of Akmar Shipping:
S?MGE AKSOY: 53.500 DWT - NORTH MARINER
M. EM?R AKSOY: 48.000 DWT
ÖZGE AKSOY: 45700 DWT
MEHMET AKSOY: 45700 DWT
FREEDOM WAVES: 36700 DWT
AY?E AKSOY: 45694 DWT
NESR?N AKSOY: 46609 DWT
Akmar Shipping increasing its fleet
Akmar Shipping which is working for Akmar Company, bought a 53 thousand 500 dwt bulk carrier ship which is named "Nord Mariner" and built at 2006 from Norden Group which is set at Denmark.
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