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Weekly Vessel Scrapping Report 2024: Week 13
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Thursday April 4, 2024
As a credit manager, the last thing you want to discover when chasing an invoice is the vessel you bunkered 4 weeks ago has just been sold for scrap. And today, the risk of that happening is greater than its ever been.
To help keep on top of the most recent changes in the world fleet, every week thanks to online maritime intelligence and information service VesselsValue.com, we tell you which vessels have been sold for demolition in the last week.
Demolition Sales March 28 – April 3, 2024
| Sale Date | Sold Name | Vessel Type | Built Date | Seller |
| 02-04-2024 | Lu Zhou | SMALL TANKER | 07-04-1983 | Unknown Hong Kong, China |
| 30-03-2024 | Toro Bianco | PANAMAX BULKER | 28-04-1995 | Undisclosed |
| 30-03-2024 | He Sheng | FEEDERMAX | 01-07-2002 | Hong Kong He He International |
| 30-03-2024 | Amanah | CRUISEFERRY | 24-11-1979 | Namma International Marine Services |
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