Heavy lift shipping weathers the downturn

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In contrast to most shipping sectors, the heavy lift and project cargo segment is in good shape, having absorbed a surge of newbuildings and the collapse of one high profile new entrant. The fleet is relatively modern, wellequipped and flexible, and thus wellplaced to develop the market.

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