German shipowner Vogemann has reportedly returned to China for another round of bulk carrier newbuildings, with reports linking the Hamburg-based company to a fresh series of kamsarmax orders at Hengli Heavy Industries in Dalian.

Shipbroking and market sources suggest Vogemann has committed to six 82,000 dwt vessels at the yard, with deliveries lined up for 2027 and 2028. Pricing is estimated at around $35m per ship.

The move would extend Vogemann’s already sizeable programme at Hengli, where it has previously ordered both kamsarmax and capesize bulkers. The owner has also diversified with handysize tonnage placed at other Chinese builders.

If confirmed, the new deal will lift Vogemann’s kamsarmax series at Hengli to 10 ships, strengthening its position among European owners active at the former STX Dalian yard.