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CMA CGM WAGNER - IMO 9280665
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Berthed at Príncipe Felipe quay, Valencia Port on 21/08/2006.
Call Sign : C6TH8
Gross tonnage : 65.247, DWT : 73.235, LDT : 23.666
Year of build : 2004
Flag : Bahamas
Dimensions : 277,00 x 40,00 x 14,50 m - Depth : 24,30 m
TEU : 5.782, TEU 14t : 4.390, Reefer Points : 500
Main engine : B&W 10K98MC-C _ hp.: 77.599, Kw.: 57.075, Max. speed : 26 Kn. Service speed : 25,40 Kn
Shipbuilder : Samsung Heavy Industries Co Ltd - Geoje (KOR). Yard No. 1464
Standard design : Samsung 5500. Keel laid : 01/06/2004. Launched : 28/08/2004. Delivery : 28/10/2004.
Name of ship : CMA CGM WAGNER, 2004/10.
Later name : HAMMONIA FRANCIA, 2016/09.
Beached for scrapping on 11/02/2017 at Gadani Beach (PAK).
Shipbreaker : S.S. Enterprises
Total Scrap Price (US$) : 8.141.104
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Thanks for your comments Jens, Matty, David and mi amigo Volker. Cheers, Manuel.
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As I understand it, in this case the ship was initially built for a subsidiary of Alliance & Leicester Commercial Finance (part of Bank Santander) at a cost of $52mn with a five year charter to CMA CGM - the charterer subsequently purchased the subsidiary.
CAM CGM then unloaded it 2 years later for $45mn to a Hammonia-run partnership, with a charter back. The investors will not have been happy to see the ship go after five years for a paltry $8.1mn.
Plenty of low-mileage spare parts becoming available.
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A nice catch of a time when the container business was still booming, but as we all know disaster struck quickly...
Cheers
Jens
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