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Hellenic Norwegian Confab
For the fifteenth year, the Hellenic-American and Norwegian-American Chambers of Commerce presented their Annual Joint Shipping Conference posing the question of “How Will Shipping Survive the Perfect Storm?” Whether the question was answered or not, attendees were able to garner lots of insights into what happened and what may happen in the future. Once again, the following will highlight what we found of particular interest.
Arlie Sterling of Marsoft provided insights into “what happened” and “what might happen.” The industry did well based upon an explosion in trade and demand and yard capacity limits. The chart below lays out the extraordinary growth.
Naturally, the growth has to be put in the context of supply. In 2007, there were 250 million DWT ordered double the amount that was ordered
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Tags: · Andy Dacy, Arlie Sterling, Colin Manchester, Control Risks, DnB NOR, Harald Serck-Hanssen, Jeroen Meijer, Jim Christadoulou, JPMorgan, Larry Rutkowski, Marsoft, Morgan Stanley, Ole Slorer, Randee Day, RBS, Robert Bugbee, Seabury, Seward & Kissel
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