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Chinese fishing firm to sell factory trawler to Russia’s Sigma for $24.5m

Kai Yu is 105 meters long, has a beam of 20m, and a gross tonnage of 7,671 tons

By Louis Harkell | Dec. 23, 2020 10:02 GMT
Kai Yu factory vessel. Credit: Regin Torkilsson/Marine Traffic
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Chinese distant water fishing company Shanghai Kaichuang Marine International has agreed to sell factory trawler vessel Kai Yu to a Russian fishing company for $24.5 million, the company said. [...]

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