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Lavinia Bulkers Orders Four Newcastlemax Bulk Carriers at China's Changhong Shipyard

Greek shipping company Lavinia Bulkers, owned by shipowner Panos Laskaridis, has ordered four newcastlemax vessels at the Chinese shipyard Zhoushan Changhong International, marking its first order of this type of vessel in more than a decade, in a deal worth close to $312 million.

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