Almi Marine Orders Ultramax Bulker Pair at NACKS | Mariner News

Almi Marine Management has significantly boosted its fleet capacity, confirming an order for a bulker pair at NACKS shipyard. This strategic move involves the construction of two advanced ultramax bulk carriers, each boasting a capacity of 64,000-dwt. This new shipbuilding order underscores Almi Marine’s commitment to modernizing its fleet and enhancing its presence in the global dry cargo market.

Next-Generation Bulkers for Enhanced Efficiency

These newbuilds are designed to be at the forefront of maritime technology. Christos Hadjigeorgiou, Almi Marine’s managing director, highlighted that the vessels will be the first deliveries of the company’s “next generation of World-Class Design.” Critically, they will feature EEDI Phase IV compliance, a crucial standard for environmental performance once mandatory, and will be equipped with the latest Everllence 10.7 electronic main engine. This focus on efficiency and sustainability positions Almi Marine’s future fleet well within evolving regulatory landscapes.

Strategic Fleet Investment and Delivery Timeline

The delivery of these highly anticipated ultramax bulk carriers is projected for the second quarter of 2029. This forward-thinking investment by Almi Marine demonstrates a proactive approach to fleet renewal and expansion. By integrating such advanced and environmentally compliant vessels, Almi Marine is poised to strengthen its operational capabilities and meet future demands in the competitive dry bulk shipping sector effectively. This order is a clear indicator of the company’s long-term vision for sustainable growth.