C Transport Maritime S.A.M is very happy to welcome York Overseas SA back to our Supramax RSA. York Overseas first joined the Supramax RSA in July 2020 and left the pool in September 2023. Only seven months after leaving, they returned, adding the M/V Belatlantic to the RSA fleet.
CTM are pleased to welcome XT Shipping to our Supramax RSA pool. XT Shipping is an established ship owner and the shipping arm of XT Group headquartered in Haifa, Israel.
CTM is pleased to announce that, last week, on 12 July 2023, CTM ltd took delivery of the M/V Karo T a 63,500 dwt newbuilding Ultramax bulk carrier at the Shin Kasado shipyard in Japan.
During the first half of 2023 the Baltic Supramax Index (BSI) averaged $10,457 per day, down 61% compared to the same period last year.
We are happy to report that in the first six months of the year, our Supramax RSA pool outperformed the BSI by 6.5%.
CTM is pleased to announce that earlier today one of our clients took delivery of the M/V Bulk Monaco a newbuilding Ultramax bulk carrier of 63,733 dwt built at Imabari shipyard. The vessel was acquired by a client of ours from a local Japanese owner as a resale last year and will trade in CTM’s Supramax Revenue Sharing Agreement alongside circa 60 other vessels.
CTM is pleased to announce that Forra Ultramax AS recently joined our Supramax Revenue Sharing Agreement (RSA). They will be adding one vessel to the pool, and another vessel will potentially join later…
2022 CTM Supramax RSA Figures 2022 was another great year to be in the spot market with rates hitting their second highest annual level in
Supramax RSA Meeting May 2022 We are delighted to announce that we just had our first bi-annual Supramax RSA meeting in 2022. This was the
2021 was an exceptional year for the dry bulk market with rates hitting their strongest levels in over a decade (and since 2008 for the Supramaxes) so being on the spot market was the most lucrative option for an owner!
2020 Supramax RSA Summary 2020 was a very challenging year on many different levels due to the COVID-19 pandemic, that will have knock on effects
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