Dividend Declaration and Shareholder Returns
Board declared a $0.05 per share common dividend for Q4 2025, continuing shareholder distributions and reflecting management confidence in cash generation and capital allocation.
Strong Liquidity and Financial Flexibility
Company reported approximately $167 million cash (as of Feb 13, 2026) plus $218 million available in revolving credit facilities, providing combined liquidity of about $385 million to support operations, investments and shareholder returns.
Contracted Revenue Backlog and Time Charter Coverage
Capesize segment alone has an average daily charter hire of ~$24,000 and a contracted revenue backlog topping $130 million; total contracted revenue backlog cited at roughly $178 million, providing near-term cash flow visibility.
Sustained Free Cash Flow Generation
Company highlighted its 17th consecutive quarter of free cash flow generation, underlining disciplined cost control and consistent cash generation across market cycles.
Fleet Quality, Renewal and Competitive Positioning
Order book of 8 newbuilds (mainly Japanese-built), with fleet ~80% Japanese built vs. ~40% global average, signaling a focus on younger, fuel-efficient tonnage to support competitiveness and CII/efficiency advantages.
Conservative Balance Sheet and Low Net Debt Intensity
Management emphasized a healthy balance sheet with comfortable leverage and a low net debt per vessel of ~€8.4 million, supporting long-term growth optionality.
Market Demand Areas with Growth Potential
BIMCO/IMF forecasts cited: global dry bulk demand growth roughly 2%–3% in 2026; grains expected to grow 5%–6% in 2026; India singled out as a growth engine (GDP ~6.4% projected), supporting ton-mile demand prospects.