Gulf Navigation (Gulfnav) has announced its recorded total lifting volumes recorded in 2009 has reached 4.5m tons of cargo, out of which 1.9m tons was of crude oil, in addition to 1m tons of petrochemicals and 1.6m tons of dry cargo. Per Wistoft, CEO of GulfNav has said in a statement, the company is 'in the process of studying a potential new deal of purchasing more ships, but that will be announced when the deal is closed.'
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