whats the cost of a 20000tons vessles, 40,000 tons vessel and 60000 tons vessel.?

Question

i am looking for few websites or guidance to enter into the trade of vessel. pl suggest buying vessel is good or getting vessel on lease is better, and whats the procedure where to get all the info about intl laws pertaining to this biz.

Answer 1

It depends a lot on the purpose of the vessel (tanker/bulk cargo carrier/container vessel), the type of tonnage (gross tonnage / net tonnage / deadweight tonnage), the age of the vessel, and for charters (leases) the period for which it would be chartered.

I can give some rough guidance on time charter (lease) rates:
- 20000 tons deadweight 1500 TEU container vessel, approx USD 15000 per day
- 60000 tons deadweight Panamax 4300 TEU container vessel, approx USD 25000-30000 per day.

If you consider buying such a vessel, you need to consider that the shipyards are busy with their orderbooks for the next few years and you could get a new panamax ship for approx USD 60 million.

If you need further information I suggest you contact a shipbroker. You can find many of them in business directories.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

A googol dollars. You want one? I've got a special. Take two 40,000-ton vessels and get a 20,000-ton vessel free.

Answer 4

Go to finance.yahoo.com (no www) and look up stock symbols FRO and SFL - one of those two have sold off some of their tankers. You may have to dig through the new articles, but you can get rental amounts, sale amounts, find out the difference in single hull and double hull - which will become required by law in the USA soon, etc.