Post Panamax Yangze 901 Sold to Chinese Interests at USD 12.8 Million
The 2012-built Post Panamax vessel Yangze 901 has been committed to Chinese interests for USD 12.8 million, signaling continued activity in the secondary vessel market. The transaction reflects ongoing demand for mid-sized container capacity.
Source: Hellenic Shipping News
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