BLUE LAGOON

The BLUE LAGOON is a bulk carrier with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 79,474 tonnes, designed for the transportation of large quantities of bulk cargo. With a length overall (LOA) of 229.0 meters and a beam of 32.3 meters, it provides significant carrying capacity suited for various global trade routes. Built in 2010, its double hull design enhances safety and compliance with industry regulations.

The current status is listed as unknown, with a speed of 0.2 knots indicating potential mooring or loading operations. The vessel's draft is not specified, which limits detailed operational insights, but a low draft could suggest ballast conditions or repositioning. The destination of Singapore (SG SIN) suggests involvement in significant trade routes.

The BLUE LAGOON's capacity and design make it a competitive option for bulk trade, particularly in regions with high demand for raw materials. However, its current trading status is lost, which may affect its availability and reliability from a broker's perspective. Brokers need to assess the implications of its operational status on chartering decisions.

With a gross tonnage of 43,498 and a net tonnage of 27,819, the vessel's specifications highlight its capacity for substantial cargo loads. The fuel type is distillate fuel, indicating potential operational costs that brokers should evaluate in the context of current fuel prices. Its overall age (built in 2010) may also impact charter rates, especially considering regulatory trends toward more environmentally efficient vessels.