According to a June 21 report from Reuters, Greek drybulk carrier Diana Shipping Inc. said it would buy two new containerships through its unit for about $45.5m. The two 3,400 TEU container ships were built in Germany. Diana said the first vessel, expected to be delivered by June 25.
(Source: Reuters)
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