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After four years, shipowner ATUMECHINAS returned to the new shipbuilding market and ordered the construction of two 210000 deadweight ton Newcastlemax bulk carriers at 32/44 Shipbuilding.

According to information from ATUMECHINAS, these two ships have hull numbers XXX and XXXX respectively, and are scheduled to be delivered in 2022. They have a load capacity of 210000 metric tons, a draft of 18.55 meters, and are classified as DNV and China Classification Society (CCS).

According to the data, the order for ATUMECHINAS was signed on April 1st, but it has not been announced before.

It is reported that ATUMECHINAS's order was originally a candidate vessel for ICBC Leasing. ICBC Leasing ordered two 210000 deadweight ton bulk carriers at 32/44 Shipbuilding in January last year, but abandoned four candidate orders due to failure to obtain a lease. 32/44 Shipbuilding subsequently resold four alternative vessels, one of which was purchased by ATUMECHINAS and the other two were sold to shipowners in March for a resale price of approximately $52 million per vessel.

The 32/44 shipbuilding order is currently the only under construction new ship in the ATUMECHINAS fleet. Data shows that there are currently 31 bulk carriers in the ATUMECHINAS fleet, with the new one delivered in January, the second of two 2000 deadweight ton bulk carriers ordered by the shipping group in October.