Shipping & Ports
Navios Maritime Partners Commits Capesize Navios Pollux
Navios Maritime Partners has committed its 2009-built Capesize bulk carrier Navios Pollux, according to a report from shipbroker Advanced Shipping & Trading.
Navios Maritime Partners has committed the Capesize dry bulk carrier Navios Pollux. The commercial development was recorded in the week 36 market report released by shipbroking firm Advanced Shipping & Trading S.A.
The vessel was constructed in 2009 at the STX shipyard in South Korea. Technical details listed in the report note that the bulk carrier is fitted with an exhaust gas cleaning scrubber system.
The Capesize unit holds a special survey date due in July 2029. Its next scheduled drydocking is set for November 2026, according to the broker details.
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