Weekly Vessel Valuations Report, November 3 2026
Bulkers Supramax values firmed at the younger end of the curve, with Kristinita and Charade both selling at premiums to VV Value amid positive Asian sentiment and tight prompt tonnage. Capesize values edged higher as the earnings rally gathered pace, with Cape Alliance selling well above VV Value. Panamax and Handysize values drifted marginally lower ...
The Weekly Vessel Valuations Report for November 3, 2026 revealed mixed trends across different vessel types. Supramax values at the younger end of the curve strengthened, with Kristinita and Charade selling at premiums to VV Value. Meanwhile, Capesize values edged higher as earnings rallies gathered pace, with Cape Alliance commanding prices significantly above VV Value.
Conversely, Panamax and Handysize values experienced slight declines on the older age bands due to softer earnings in the Panamax sector impacting overall sentiment.
Specific sales included Kamsarmax Panorama, an 81,500 DWT vessel built by Hyundai Samho Heavy Ind, which fetched USD 20.0 million from F Maritime. In contrast, VV Value recorded USD 22.03 million for the same vessel. Ultramax Delmax 66 and Desert Namuli, both with capacities of 66,600 DWT and 63,700 DWT respectively, saw sales at USD 47.0 million and USD 38.5 million, just a touch above VV Value's USD 46.40 million.
Smaller vessels, such as Supramax Yasa Unsal Sunar, a 55,500 DWT ship built in 2007 by Mitsui Tamano, sold for USD 15.1 million against VV Value's USD 13.61 million. Similarly, Tanker values remained relatively stable as buyers continued transactions despite historically high price levels.
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