A 15,785 tonne bulk carrier named XIE HAI 107 has been placed for sale by online public bidding, a notice republished by reports on 1 October 2026 states.

The announcement says the sale process has been entrusted by the transferor, described in the notice as the Seller, to an intermediary identified as the Bidding Company. The Bidding Company will conduct a timed online auction on the Shipbid website.

The bidding window is scheduled for 10:00 to 10:30, Beijing Time, on 29 October 2026. The notice gives those specifics as the central logistical detail of the sale and identifies the vessel by name and type only.

The published item sets out the bidding target as the vessel XIE HAI 107 and describes the vessel as a bulk carrier with a stated displacement or carrying figure of 15,785 tonnes in the announcement title. No further technical particulars, laycan, flag or class information were supplied in the notice summarised by reports.

The statement clarifies that the online event will be hosted on the Shipbid platform, which the notice names as the website where bids will be lodged during the stated half-hour period. It reiterates that the sale is proceeding by public bidding under the authority of the Seller acting through the Bidding Company.

Timing and access

The notice specifies a single, brief bidding period on 29 October 2026, beginning at 10:00 Beijing Time and ending at 10:30 Beijing Time. The announcement gives no alternate dates, extended periods or reserve information within the text provided in the summary.

Those times are the only temporal details included in the public notice; the announcement does not list registration requirements, bid submission mechanics or documentation that prospective bidders must present.

Information published

Aside from the vessel name and the tonnage figure shown in the heading, the published summary does not disclose additional particulars about the ship or terms of sale. The notice therefore serves primarily as an administrative announcement of the planned online auction rather than a technical or commercial datasheet.

Key dates and details from the published notice:

  • Publication of announcement: 1 October 2026.
  • Online bidding window: 10:00 to 10:30 (Beijing Time) on 29 October 2026.
  • Platform named for the bidding: Shipbid website.

The report reproduced by reports is limited in scope and confined to the bidding arrangement and timetable. It identifies the parties only as the Seller and the Bidding Company and gives the vessel name XIE HAI 107 as the subject of the sale.

No further procedural guidance, contact information or financial terms were provided in the summarised material. The announcement does not indicate whether the sale is conditional on inspection, financing, regulatory approvals or other common pre-sale contingencies.

The notice will be of interest to parties monitoring vessel disposals and online sale platforms, but participants will likely need to consult the original announcement or the hosting platform for fuller terms and the full bidding specification. The version republished by reports supplies the headline details required to note the auction and its scheduled time, and no additional factual elements were appended in the summary.

Luke Smout, Editor of The Maritime Gazette
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