
The shipping company Thenamaris, owned by Nikolas Martinos, continues to take delivery of newly built ships. It recently added to its fleet the 50,291 dwt MR2 type tanker “St Nicholas”, built at Hyundai Vietnam Shipbuilding.
It should be noted that this is the third MR2 tanker that the shipping company has added to its fleet this year, as it previously received “Seadrive” and “Seapromise” from the same shipyard.
Also this year, it received the Japanese VLCC “Seaduchess“, with a capacity of 310,000 dwt, as well as the LPG carriers “Seagemini” and “Seateam”, with a carrying capacity of 38,000 cubic meters each, which were built at the South Korean Hyundai Mipo yard. Within 2022, Thenamaris is expected to take delivery of two more tankers.


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