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Post Panamax Yangze 901 Sold to Chinese Interests at USD 12.8 Million

By MGN Editorial•April 10, 2026 at 12:44 AM

The 2012-built Post Panamax vessel Yangze 901 has been committed to Chinese interests for USD 12.8 million, signaling continued activity in the secondary vessel market. The transaction reflects ongoing demand for mid-sized container capacity.

## Post Panamax Yangze 901 Changes Hands in Recent Market Transaction A 2012-built Post Panamax containership has been committed to Chinese interests in a recent market transaction valued at USD 12.8 million, according to Advanced Shipping & Trading S.A. The vessel, **Yangze 901**, built by Jiangsu shipyard in China, is registered with a scheduled special survey and dry dock due in January 2027. The sale underscores continued activity in the secondary containership market, where buyers are acquiring mid-sized capacity at competitive valuations. ### Market Context Post Panamax vessels, typically capable of carrying 4,000-5,000 TEU, remain in steady demand despite fluctuations in container shipping rates. The USD 12.8 million valuation reflects current market conditions for aging but operationally sound tonnage. Chinese interests have remained active acquirers of second-hand container capacity, with investments supporting domestic and regional trade routes. The Yangze 901's relatively modern construction date (2012) positions it favorably for extended service life, making it an attractive acquisition for operators seeking reliable mid-range container carrying capability without capital-intensive newbuilding investments. ### Key Details - **Vessel**: Yangze 901 - **Built**: 2012, Jiangsu, China - **Class**: Post Panamax - **Sale Price**: USD 12.8 million - **Buyer**: Chinese interests - **Next Survey**: January 2027 *Source: Advanced Shipping & Trading S.A.*
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