Shreyas sends feeder boxship to scrap

16.10.2017 11:52

Indian container feeder operator Shreyas & Logistics has entered into a memorandum of agreement for the sale of containership SSL Sagarmala.

According to VesselsValue, the 1989 built 570 teu vessel has been sold to a scrap yard in Bangladesh at a price of $400 per LDT.

In the meantime, Shreyas has taken divery of three vessels, the 1,5000 teu SSL Ganga, 4,200 teu SSL Brahmaputra, and the 650 teu SSL Balaji.

The SSL Brahmaputra, which was purchased in October, has become the largest vessel in Shreyas' fleet.

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