September11 , 2026

    Great Eastern continues ageing tankers clearout

    Related

    JNPA Signs Agreement with CESL to Develop EV Charging and Battery Swapping Stations

    Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) has signed an agreement...

    Cochin Shipyard expands ship repair capabilities

    Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL) is planning a Phase-II expansion...

    CSL and DCI Sign Five-Year MoU for Dry Dock Repairs

    Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) and Dredging Corporation of India...

    Chennai Port, CWC Explore Rail-Led Hinterland Expansion

    Chennai Port Authority (ChPA) is stepping up efforts to...

    Share

    Indian owner Great Eastern Shipping is offloading another one of its vintage tankers.

    The Mumbai-listed diversified owner said it had struck a deal with an undisclosed buyer for its 2005-built MR Jag Padma.

    No price tag has been attached to the deal, but the 47,999 dwt ship, VesselsValue estimates at about $17.8m, should change hands by the end of the year. S&P records show the company bought the STX-built unit for $18.7m in 2015.

    Great Eastern has been busy rejuvenating its fleet this year with several deals that saw older tonnage exit and be replaced by younger models.

    Most recently, the company agreed to sell its 2005-built suezmax crude tanker Jag Lalit to an unaffiliated third party.

    Including the two ageing tankers agreed for sale, the fleet currently comprises a mix of 28 crude and product carriers, four LPG carriers and 13 bulkers.