Diana Shipping signed an improved time charter with NYK for a Kamsarmax dry bulk carrier, boosting earnings amid robust market conditions. The deal highlights demand for larger bulkers in coal, ore, and grain trades.
Diana Shipping announced a new time charter with Japan's NYK for one of its Kamsarmax bulk carriers (around 82,000 dwt), improving daily earnings in a strengthening dry bulk market. The agreement, reported on March 25, 2026, underscores demand for such vessels in key commodity routes. It aligns with Baltic Exchange updates and sector reports.
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