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Analyse the effect of taking on new cargo contracts
Route99 is ideal to analyse what is the consequence if a
new cargo contract or commitment is added to an operation.
Illustrative: Reefer operator of 15 ships
250,000/350,000 cubft
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Scenario
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Net fleet TC result
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Consequence
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Basic: Exisiting contracts
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40 mil USD
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Commitments are covered
with 15 ship fleet
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Take additional contract:
Meat NZ/UK: 100,000 tons a x USD/ton
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42 mill USD
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Need additional two vessels
on charter for 6 months
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In this case the operator will se that his marginal
earning on this contract is 2 mill USD and that he needs to taken in two more
vessels for part of the year.
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