Ship sale

Longliner joins Faroese fleet

Post published:19/04/2016
Post category:Economy

Faroese company Framherji continues to renew tonnage, having replaced a longliner owned by a partner company with a newer vessel.

Purser to become crabber

Post published:13/04/2016
Post category:Economy

A Scottish pelagic vessel is now on its way to Korea to be refitted for crabbing, while retaining its pelagic trawl and purse seine capacity.

Jón Vídalin sold to Iran

Post published:07/04/2016
Post category:Economy

Westmann Islands company Vinnslustödinn has agreed to sell fresher trawler Jón Vídalin to Iran.

Pelagic stalwart sails south

Post published:18/03/2016
Post category:Economy

Síldarvinnslan’s pelagic vessel Birtingur has been sold and this week sailed from its home port of Neskaupstaður for the last time, heading for its new owners in Las Palmas. Birtingur has been bought by Polish company Atlantex and is expected to be renamed Janus once the formal handover has taken place.

Pathway sold to Russia

Post published:16/03/2016
Post category:Economy

Scottish pelagic vessel Pathway has been sold to new owners in Russia.

Pernille-Kim sold

Post published:18/02/2016
Post category:Economy

Danish fishing company Hametner in Thyborøn has sold its trawler Pernille-Kim R-500 to another Thyborøn company, according to owner John-Anker Hametner.

Mark Amay II sold to Iceland

Post published:16/02/2016
Post category:Economy

Irish trawler Mark Amay II has been sold to new owners in Iceland. The purchasers are shrimp processing company Dögun hf in Sauðárkrókur who took delivery of the boat last week and it docked in Iceland at the weekend.

Óli á Stað becomes Sandfell

Post published:06/02/2016
Post category:Economy

Based in eastern Iceland, Hjálmar ehf has purchased longliner Óli á Stað GK-99 from Grindavík company Stakkavík, along with a 1164 tonne quota in the hooked fishing permit system, and in exchange Hjálmar’s parent company Loðnuvinnslan has parted with a 200 tonne quota in the main quota system.