Our Services

Ship Brokerage Services

Business Scenario : Ship‑owners intend to sell their old vessels yet cannot find buyers; cargo owners seek long‑term vessel chartering but lack clear insight into market conditions; investors plan to enter the shipping sector for vessel acquisition without professional valuation knowledge. This is where professional ship brokers come into play.

Robust Shipbuilding Capabilities

Business scenario: The client requires a new vessel tailored to specific route, cargo type, or operational requirements, rather than a standard off-the-shelf design available on the market. Specific procedures: Design phase: Collaborate with a design institute to produce detailed engineering drawings, including hull form optimization, structural strength analysis, and machinery space layout. Steel plate preparation: Upon arrival, steel plates undergo shot blasting for rust removal and priming, followed by CNC cutting for material preparation. Sectional construction: The hull is divided into multiple sections, which are welded and assembled individually in the workshop before being transported to the slipway for final joining. Outfitting and equipment installation: Install main and auxiliary engines, steering gear, navigation systems, piping, electrical cables, and other onboard equipment. Launching and sea trials: After the hull is completed, it is launched, followed by mooring tests and sea‑trial runs to verify speed, maneuverability, and equipment reliability. Delivery: Following acceptance by the classification society and the shipowner, the delivery documents are signed. Target customers: Shipping companies, engineering contractors, government maritime agencies (such as coast guard vessels), fishing enterprises, and others. Core value: Emphasizing “hard capabilities” means possessing an in-house shipyard, skilled craftsmen, and a well‑established supply chain, ensuring both construction quality and timely delivery while maintaining the technical expertise to undertake highly complex vessel types, such as icebreakers and LNG carriers.

Vessel Sales & Consignment Agency

Business Scenarios: This service consists of two parallel streams: direct sales and consignment agency, covering in‑house vessel inventory and third‑party entrusted vessels.

Marine Engineering

Business Scenarios: Driven by offshore resource exploitation and the boom of new‑energy industries, demand for marine engineering has surged across energy, infrastructure and environmental‑protection sectors.

Marine Spare Parts

Business Scenarios: Component wear‑and‑tear is inevitable during vessel operation, while new‑build vessels also require supporting equipment, generating continuous and high‑frequency demand.

Cargo Transportation

Business Scenarios: Transport bulk commodities, industrial finished goods or over‑dimension cargoes by sea between ports, and also cover inland waterway transportation services.