Greek owner Globus Maritime has taken delivery of the new Ultramax dry bulk carrier M/V “Glbs Olympia,” built at Japan’s Nihon Shipyard with a deadweight of around 64,000 DWT. The vessel delivery highlights ongoing fleet renewal in the dry bulk segment and the role of Japanese yards in supplying advanced mid‑size tonnage.
Greek shipping company Globus Maritime Limited announced the delivery of its new Ultramax dry bulk carrier M/V “Glbs Olympia,” built at Nihon Shipyard in Japan with a carrying capacity of about 64,000 DWT. The vessel was handed over to the owner in September 2026 and joins the company’s fleet, raising Globus Maritime’s total number of ships to ten. The newbuild is designed to meet current energy‑efficiency and emissions requirements and is intended for global dry bulk trades.
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