On November 10, COSCO SHIP ENGY fell 3.73% in Regular Trading, trading at HK$15.16, with turnover of HK$30.92 million.
The move followed a fresh batch of capital commitment announcements centered on VLCC capacity expansion. The company said a subsidiary plans to bareboat charter 14 VLCC newbuildings from six financial leasing companies for terms of up to 20 years, with total rent capped at 17.4 billion yuan, and deliveries scheduled progressively by 2030.
It also disclosed an agreement to build six VLCCs for a subsidiary for 5.69 billion yuan, with delivery expected from August 2029 to November 2030. Separately, a unit injected 243.1 million yuan into another subsidiary to support vessel construction payments and working capital. Taken together, the disclosures point to a sizable multi-year fleet buildout, while the scale of future capex and lease obligations appears to have weighed on sentiment in the session.
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