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HOEGH CHIBA at anchorage in Singapore.
Wallenius Lines have purchased the car carrier M/V Höegh Chiba
The purchase from Höegh Autoliners is in line with the strategy of being actively engaged in this shipping segment through innovation, design, building, management of and investment in both used and new tonnage, offering direct support to our partner companies.
The vessel will be renamed Auto Way and under management by Wallenius Marine. A charter agreement has already been fixed and the vessel’s delivery will take place in Asia at the end of August.
Source: Erik Nøklebye, CEO Wallenius Lines
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