DryDel Shipping, led by Costas Delaportas, shared a photo in the social media of its newly delivered Namura ship Carpe Diem.
The ceremony was graced by its president and chief of the company, Costas Delaportas, alongside esteemed members of the DryDel team.
A DryDel team travelled from Athens to Imari to attend the delivery of the newly build vessel.
Delivered from Namura Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. in Imari, Japan, the ship is the third 40,000 dwt new building the company has welcomed into its fleet.
Last Friday, the shipowner celebrated this milestone by naming M/V Carpe Diem, which translates to “Seize the Day.”
This marks DryDel’s 13th vessel in its owned fleet and the third delivery from Namura Shipyard within just four months.
Photo credit: DryDel (Delaportas)
“Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to everyone involved for their hard work and commitment in making this project a resounding success,” the company highlighted in a short statement.
As it is reported, the Greek shipowner is now expecting the delivery of the fourth and final newbuilding vessel from Namura in two weeks’ time, which will mark the completion of this significant chapter for DryDel.
During the summer the company received from Namura Shipyard in Japan, the ship Allegra, with a cargo capacity of 40,005 MTS, which is the second new building the company has added into its fleet.
