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12th May 2017, 13:24
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Navios acquires Rickmers fleet
Greek shipowner Navios Maritime Partners has acquired the 14 vessel container fleet of failed Rickmers Maritime for about US$113 million.
http://worldmaritimenews.com/archive...-to-affiliate/ 
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12th May 2017, 13:29
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6th June 2017, 16:44
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Before they started scrapping and selling vessels they had 130 ships so plenty to go yet... The ones I know are their 'Superflex' types, Like Rickmers Hamburg.
But... Lloyd's Loading List report today:- Rickmers Group has submitted an application for insolvency under self-administration to Hamburg District Court with the aim of restructuring the ailing shipowner. The executive board has appointed Hamburg lawyer Christoph Morgen from insolvency specialist Brinkmann & Partner as chief insolvency officer, but the board remained in office and capable of acting, the company said. Jens-Sören Schröder of the law firm Johlke Niethammer & Partner has been appointed as a temporary trustee by the Hamburg District Court. “The aim of the executive board is to work out a new restructuring solution together with the creditors and making use of the tools of insolvency law,” Rickmers said in a statement. “Banks, bondholders and the workforce will be represented on a temporary committee of creditors.” It added that the insolvency application applied solely to the holding company Rickmers Holding and that operating subsidiaries – in particular Rickmers Shipmanagement Hamburg and Singapore – were not affected and are working normally. “Business and shipping operations are continuing,” Rickmers said First published on www.lloydslist.com geoff
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