Crystal Cruises ships up for auction
Two Crystal Cruises ships are heading for the auction block.
Crystal Serenity and Crystal Symphony will be offered in a sealed tender process in the Bahamas.
Bidders are required to post a 10% deposit with the bid by 7 June.
The Supreme Court Commercial Division in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas published the official notice of sale for the Crystal ships.
The ships have been impounded since 5 February in Freeport, due to the collapse of parent Genting Hong Kong.
Winning bidder(s) would be informed by June 14 and have seven days to complete the transaction.
Several bidders have reportedly shown interest in the ships, along with Crystal’s polar and river vessels.
Genting recently sold three cruise ships for scrap that were part of its Asia based Star Cruises brand.
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