MPV market tightens further amid rush for capacity: Toepfer

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MPV market tightens further amid rush for capacity: Toepfer

| Sep 03, 2021 12:18PM EDT
Forward bookings are becoming the norm as some MPV/HL carriers require premiums for laycan dates, and a dearth of newbuildings in the sector implies that the current market will not slow down in the short term.
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