Attica Group, a long-standing Greek shipping company operating across domestic and international routes, has signed agreements to acquire two Aero Highspeed Catamarans, for approximately €15m, including upgrade and commissioning costs.
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Attica Group, a long-standing Greek shipping company operating across domestic and international routes, has signed agreements to acquire two Aero Highspeed Catamarans, for approximately €15m, including upgrade and commissioning costs.
The ships – built in 2017 and 2018 – will enter service in the Saronic this summer as Aero Highspeed 4 and Aero Highspeed 5.
Concurrently, Attica Group has agreed to sell, in a single en-bloc transaction, the vessels Flying Cat 3, Flying Cat 4, Flying Cat 5, Flying Cat 6 and Highspeed 4, owned by its subsidiary, for a total price of €25m.
With these replacements, the average age of the fleet operating on the Saronic routes will fall to 5.8 years.
Attica Group has also entered into a five-year bareboat charter agreement for the passenger-and-vehicle ferry GNV Bridge, with an obligation to purchase the vessel at the end of the charter period.
The vessel is expected to be delivered
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