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Sinotrans puts tanker on sale
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Sinotrans Shipping Ltd says one of its units is to sell a crude oil carrier for US$36.8 million, as the company disposes of tankers that won't be allowed into China's ports or offshore terminals after 2010.

The company will make a gain on disposal of US$15.6 million from Marine Harvest Shipping Ltd's sale of the single hull tanker to Lotus

Company SA, Sinotrans said in a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange.

(Shanghai Daily July 21, 2008)
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