The New York-listed drybulk owner Safe Bulkers has received confirmation from Euronext Athens that all listing requirements for a dual listing of its shares of common stock on the Main Market of Euronext are met, subject to approval of a prospectus by the Hellenic Capital Markets Commission (HCMC).
The HCMC board of directors approved on May 27 the company’s prospectus for the admission to trading all of the company’s issued shares of common stock on the Main Market of the Regulated Securities Market of Euronext Athens.
Safe Bulkers said the common stock is primarily listed and traded on the New York Stock Exchange, which will not be affected by the listing.
The company added that its board of directors approved the admission of its shares of common stock to trading on Euronext Athens on April 1, 2026.
More information can be found in the company’s latest release and also here.
The company’s fleet portfolio consists of 45 dry bulk vessels while its orderbook stands at 11 dry bulk newbuildings, two of which dual-fueled, with an aggregate carrying capacity of 1 million dwt. The deliveries of the newbuildings are scheduled between the third quarter of 2026 and the second quarter of 2029.
Recently, the company sealed a deal to offload two Japanese dry bulk vessels for $27.7m.
The Polys Hajioannou-led company said the company is selling Xenia, a 2006 Japanese-built post-panamax dry bulk vessel, for a gross sale price of $13m, and Pedhoulas Commander, a 2008 Japanese-built kamsarmax dry bulk vessel, for a gross sale price of $14.7m.
Both vessels are expected to be delivered to their new owners with their scheduled dry-dockings due, upon completion of their current voyages.
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