Golden Ocean Group (Golden Ocean Group) Average Age of Fleet in Years : 0.00 (As of . 20)

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What is Golden Ocean Group Average Age of Fleet in Years?

Average Age of Fleet in Years indicates the average age of fleet of this coompany. Companies with a higher average age of fleet may need to spend more on buying new ships, which reduces cash position in the future. Usually it reflects that the company has financial problems and failed to buy new fleets. Under rare situations it reflects good maintenance for existing fleets and extending their life.

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Golden Ocean Group Average Age of Fleet in Years Historical Data

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Golden Ocean Group (NAS:GOGL) Average Age of Fleet in Years Explanation

Companies with a higher average age of fleet may need to spend more on buying new ships, which reduces cash position in the future. Usually it reflects that the company has financial problems and failed to buy new fleets. Under rare situations it reflects good maintenance for existing fleets and extending their life. Companies with a lower average age of fleet may also have a higher depreciation.

According to the data from statista.com, as of 2020, the average age of all ships in the world merchant fleet was just over 20 years. General cargo ships were the oldest type of vessels with an average age of around 26 years; likewise, over 65 percent of the world's cargo ships were older than 14 years, in contrast with over 18 percent of bulk carriers.

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Golden Ocean Group (Golden Ocean Group) Business Description

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Address

14 Par-la-Ville Road, Par-la-Ville Place, Hamilton, BMU, HM 08

Website

https://www.goldenocean.bm

Golden Ocean Group Ltd is a Bermuda-based dry bulk shipping company. Its business involves the transportation of dry bulk cargo including ores, coal, grains and fertilizers through its fleet of owned and chartered vessels, bareboat vessels, commercial management vessels and new buildings are chartered-out on fixed rate time charters and index-linked time charter contracts.