Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP)

Hong Kong-based shipowner and operator Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) signed a sale and leaseback deal for six (6) handysize bulk carriers with Fleetscape Capital. Fleetscape Capital is an affiliate of funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management. Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) will lease back the six (6) handysize bulk carriers to Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) for five (5) years. Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) has a buying commitment for the six (6) handysize bulk carriers at the end of 2026. Oaktree Capital Management sister-company Fleetscape Capital was established in 2017 to concentrate on traditional vessels and offshore vessels. Fleetscape Capital is delighted to finance the sale and leaseback deal with Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP). Hong Kong-based shipowner and operator Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) was an immeasurable fit as a customer for Fleetscape Capita. Currently, Hong Kong-based shipowner and operator Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) operates around 36 bulk carriers. 21-October-2021

 

Turbulence at investment bank CLSA is not going to influence the Hong Kong-based shipowner and operator Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP). Chinese state-­controlled investment bank CLSA is one of the main investors at Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP). Chinese state-­controlled investment bank CLSA has witnessed a constant stream of deficiencies in 2019. Citic Securities acquired Hong Kong-based investment bank CLSA in 2013 for around $1.3 billion. Hong Kong-based investment bank CLSA has been the main shareholder in Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP). Two Citic Securities executives who serve on the Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) board have remained without interruption amid the Hong Kong-based investment bank CLSA turmoil. Hong Kong-based investment bank CLSA was an ­initial supporter of Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP). Currently, Hong Kong-based shipowner and operator Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) owns and operates a fleet of 40 bulk carriers. 16-July-2019