Paying dividends: tankers looking up, dry bulk down but importantly not out
This week’s Streetwise newsletter looks at how shareholder dividends may look different depending on the sector
finance
‘Sticky’ valuations keeping Genco Shipping out of the S&P market
John Wobensmith looks on the bright side, saying the market is pricing in a near-term recovery of dry rates
Pacific Basin aims to reignite fleet growth with ‘dry powder’ cash position
Hong Kong owner is paying out a special dividend on the back of strong underlying results
Green ship business boosts organic growth at Bureau Veritas
French classification society benefited from strong demand for dual-fuel container ships
Teekay Tankers buys nine leased ships as it charters in three more
New $350m loan deal also arranged as refinancing continues
Eidesvik Offshore eyes expansion as it refinances debt maturity to 2026
Strong fundamentals encourage Norwegian owner to seek growth in PSV and subsea sectors
Vessel impairments set to push Jinhui Shipping to $46m full-year loss
Supramax specialist also blames unprecedented challenging environment in the dry bulk market
Genco earnings tops analyst bets in weaker fourth quarter as high dividends continue
New York owner is seeing weaker bookings still in current quarter, but optimistic for turnaround later this year
Project Veritas Ousts James OKeefe #MaryPatriotNews #MattChristiansen #MattChristiansenMedia #MLChristiansen [Video]
Support my channel: On my website: http://www.mattchristiansenmedia.com/support Or SubscribeStar: https://www.subscribestar.com/matt-christiansen Merch shop: https://www.mattchristiansenmedia.com/shop
United Maritime ends first six months in business with a profit
New York-listed owner of three bulkers and a tanker sees most opportunities for profit in dry bulk shipping