NEW York-listed Danaos Corporation says it has signed new charter agreements for 10 of its vessels totalling US$378 million in new revenue.
The new deals cover a single 8,500 TEU vessel, three 3,400 TEU vessels and six 2,200 TEU vessels for between three and four years each, with charters due to start between January and August 2022 as current charters expire.
The new charters boost the company's contract backlog by 21.5 per cent to $2 billion, according to Seatrade Maritime News, Colchester, UK.
CEO, John Coustas said: "Not only have we achieved charter coverage for 100 per cent of our operating days in 2021, we have already contracted 89 per cent of our operating days for 2022 and 60 percent for 2023. We will continue to work to secure additional charter extensions during the strong market environment in order to maximise our profitability and create value for our shareholders."
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