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Himalaya’s LNG-fueled bulkers earned $32,400 per day in February

By LNG Prime Staff
Himalaya’s LNG-fueled bulkers earned $32,400 per day in February
Mount Elbrus (Image: Himalaya Shipping)

LNG-powered bulker owner Himalaya Shipping achieved average time charter equivalent earnings of approximately $32,400 per day in February.

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