GE Shipping takes delivery of Long Range 2 Tanker Jag Laxman
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GE Shipping took delivery of 2015-built Long Range 2 Tanker Jag Laxman (about 109,990 dwt) on July 9. The vessel was contracted in Q1 FY27 and is financed from internal accruals. Owned fleet now stands at 41 vessels — 26 Tankers and 15 Dry Bulk carriers — totaling 3.35 million dwt. Capacity utilization is close to 100%. The company has also contracted to sell one Long Range 2 Product Tanker, with the sale expected in Q2 FY27.
Fleet expansion funded internally, so no debt impact. Near-100% utilization supports revenue, but the parallel sale may affect net fleet growth.