Hayfin Capital is reportedly behind an order for two 3,100-TEU container ships at a Chinese shipyard, bolstering the feeder vessel segment.
Hayfin Capital is linked to an order for a pair of 3,100-TEU box ships at a Chinese shipyard, per industry reports. This aligns with strategies to strengthen positions in small-tonnage container vessels. The order reflects confidence in trade recovery.
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