Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management

Athens-based shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) declared methanol as the future fuel. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) stated that the traditional shipowner has opted for methanol and will build the future bulk carriers to be prepared for that distinct technology when Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) next orders new building bulk carriers. Coumantaros family-controlled Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) will no longer sit on the fence and make propulsion choices. Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) has compared all fuel alternatives and preferred methanol as the future fuel. Customarily, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) orders new-building bulk carriers as part of periodic fleet renewal and sells a proportionate number of older tonnage. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management Ltd (ABCML), a Marshall Islands Company with headquarters in Athens, is a ship operator of Handymax, Supermax, and Panamax size bulk carriers. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) has a robust presence in international shipping with long experience delivering secure and trustworthy worldwide transportation services by sea. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management’s (ABCML) success is embedded in the company’s admiringly trained and dedicated team and the modern fleet the company operates. Currently, Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) has a fleet of 19 bulk carriers. 14-October-2022

 

Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) ordered two (2) ultramax bulk carriers at Hyundai Vinashin Shipyard. Ultramax bulk carriers will be delivered in 2021 and will not be scrubber-fitted. In 2017, Coumantaros family-controlled Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) ordered two (2) ultramax bulk carriers 61K DWT MV Desert Ranger MV Desert Challenger at the same shipyard in Vietnam. Greek shipowners and operators proceed to replace vintage ships with new-buildings notwithstanding the ambiguity over carbon limits. Previously, Athens based Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) also ordered newbuilding ultramax bulk carriers in Japan. In August 2019, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) took delivery of 2019 built ultramax bulk carrier 63K DWT MV Desert Grace from Imabari Shipbuilding, Japan. Currently, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) has no extra new-building order plans. Customarily, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) orders new-building bulk carriers as part of periodic fleet-renewal and sells a proportionate number of older tonnage. In November 2019, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) sold 2006 built supramax bulk carrier 54K DWT MV Desert Melody for around $8 million. Furthermore, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) sold 2002 built panamax bulk carrier 74K DWT MV Desert Eagle for around $8 million. Currently, Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) has a fleet of 20 bulk carriers. 30-November-2019

 

Athens based shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) sold product carrier and withdrew from tanker market. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) sold 2018 built 50K DWT MT Desert Mariner for around $33 million. MT Desert Mariner was built at Hyundai Vinashin Shipyard. Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) was established by the Coumantaros family. Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) was a pure dry bulk company for more than 20 years. In 2013, Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) decided to convert one of three (3) new-building ultramax bulk carriers into a tanker at Hyundai Vinashin Shipyard. In 2018, MT Desert Mariner was delivered. Currently, Greek shipowner and operator Atlantic Bulk Carriers Management (ABCML) manages 20 dry bulk carriers. 28-March-2019