TTA buys second new vessel this year, fleet totals 25 ships

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Thoresen Thai Agencies Public Company Limited, or TTA, announced that Thoresen Shipping, its dry bulk shipping business, has acquired M.V. Thor Dan Siam, a Handysize dry bulk carrier built in 2016 with a deadweight capacity of 34,407 tonnes and an age of about 9.7 years. This is the second vessel added in 2026, following M.V. Thor Phra Samut, an Ultramax that joined the fleet in July. After delivery, Thoresen Shipping owns a total fleet of 25 vessels, comprising 21 Supramax, 3 Ultramax and 1 Handysize, with total deadweight capacity of 1,390,666 tonnes and an average fleet age of 16.9 years. In the first six months of 2026, the shipping business group achieved an average time charter equivalent of 16,614 US dollars per vessel per day, 14 percent above the net Supramax market rate, and the company was ranked first in the world for time charter equivalent performance, staying in the top five for eight consecutive years.

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