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Home›Shipbuilding›ZIM Cancels Orders for Five Vessels from Samsung Heavy
Shipbuilding

March 20, 2013 · about 13 years ago

ZIM Cancels Orders for Five Vessels from Samsung Heavy

ZIM Integrated Shipping Ltd. reached an agreement with Samsung Heavy Industries of South Korea to immediately cancel orders for 5 vessels and postpone delivery of other vessels to 2016. The company also has an option to cancel additional 4 orders, pending shipyard’s approval. In addition, ZIM will b

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ZIM Integrated Shipping Ltd. reached an agreement with Samsung Heavy Industries of South Korea to immediately cancel orders for 5 vessels and postpone delivery of other vessels to 2016.

The company also has an option to cancel additional 4 orders, pending shipyard’s approval. In addition, ZIM will be refunded for advance payments in the amount of $30 million for the cancelled orders.

The agreement postpones or cancels payments due in 2013, amounting to $235 million. The agreement also releases the company from Off-balance sheet obligations amounting to $1.4 billion. The company is expected to state a loss of $133 million in Q4 2012 as a result of the cancelled vessel orders.

[mappress] ZIM Integrated Shipping, March 20, 2013

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