Canbaz Shipping

Istanbul-based shipowner and operator Canbaz Shipping acquired 2015 built handysize bulk carrier 34K DWT MV Obahan C (ex MV Dream Island) from Shikishima Kisen for around $18 million. Canbaz Shipping has made its third purchase of a Hakodate Dock-built bulk carrier since 2016. Canbaz Shipping’s exclusive shipbroker Io’s Shipbrokers arranged the MV Obahan C (ex MV Dream Island) deal. MV Obahan C (ex MV Dream Island) Ballast Water Treatment System (BWTS). Canbaz Shipping has been on a fleet modernization and enlargement initiative since 2015. Canbaz Shipping concentrates on modern ice-class eco-bulk carriers. Like many other Turkish shipowners, Canbaz Shipping favors Japanese-built ships. Canbaz Shipping concentrates on Black Sea trades with bulk carriers offering optimized cargo intake in shallow waters. Currently, Canbaz Shipping has a fleet of seven (7) ships. 15-July-2021

 

Turkish shipowner and operator Canbaz Shipping which focuses on the short-haul shipping of grain, iron ore, and fertilizers, is expanding its fleet by newbuilding and ­secondhand dry bulk carriers. Canbaz Shipping is plotting fleet expansion plans on the back of optimism that dry bulk shipping will rise. Turkish shipowner and operator Canbaz Shipping anticipate rising demand for bigger-size ships in the Black Sea and the Mediterranean. Istanbul-based shipowner and operator Canbaz Shipping was established by Behcet Canbaz in the 1980s. In December 2017, Canbaz Shipping acquired 2012 built handy bulk carrier 31K DWT MV Orcun C (ex MV Coral Ocean) from Japanese operator Daiichi Chuo Kisen Kaisha for around $13 million. Especially, Canbaz Shipping is interested in geared and ice-classed eco-­bulk carriers up to 6 years old. Turkish shipowner and operator Canbaz Shipping is also in discussions with major Japanese shipyards about a 40K DWT newbuilding bulk carriers. Currently, Canbaz Shipping has a fleet of 8 handy bulk carriers. 6-January-2019