Category: Vessel Chartering

Chartering tankers in 2026 is less about “getting a rate” and more about managing a moving cost stack: hire, bunkers, canal/port friction, insurance and war-risk adders, and (if you touch Europe) carbon-linked costs that...

C suites are no longer satisfied with generic “utilization is good” and “markets are volatile” updates. They want a short list of hard KPIs that show whether fleet and chartering teams are actually turning...

When it comes to acquiring a vessel, there are typically two main pathways: chartering or financing. Each option has its own set of benefits and drawbacks, depending on your company’s operational needs, financial health,...

Ship chartering can be a complex process, involving numerous considerations that can significantly impact the profitability and success of your operation. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the industry, understanding the intricacies...