Greek firms Navios Maritime Partners and Danaos have decided to upgrade their fleet, according to DynaLiners.
Navios has contracted to purchase four 8,900 TEU methanol-ready newbuilding vessels from an independent third party at US$ 115.1 million per unit.
Deliveries are scheduled between late 2027 and first quarter 2028, with vessels designated for charter operations at US$ 44,145 daily rates over 5.2-year terms, including charterer options for one additional year at marginally reduced rates.
Non-operating shipowner Danaos has ordered two 7,500 TEU scrubber-equipped/methanol-ready vessels from Dalian Shipbuilding Industry at approximately USD 90 million each, according to TradeWinds reporting.
Delivery timeline is established for late 2027.
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