Vehicle carrier under management

16th Jul 2015

SeaQuest has entered into a technical management agreement with Lebanese ship owners for one small vehicle carrier.

M/V Bahaa is a 1,600 dwt ro-ro vehicle carrier, Loa 89 m, B 18 m, built in 1983 by Construcciones Navales P-Freire in Vigo, Spain.

At the time of SeaQuest take over the ship, Panama flagged and classed by DNV GL, is employed in cross-Med trading between Italy and North African countries.  

Ro-Ro cargo Maior under management

9th Jul 2015

The third ship included in the ship management agreement for a fleet of ro-ros and bulk carrier was taken over by SeaQuest on 9 July 2015.

SeaQuest is now in charge of technical management and crewing of M/V Maior, a 3,900 dwt ro-ro cargo vessel built in Cantiere Navale Visentini yard nearby Rovigo, Italy, in 1990.
The ship, Loa 125 m, B 20 m, D 11,8 m, registered in Bari, Italy and classed by Rina, is suitable to carry vehicles and also containers on her upper deck.

Ro-Ro cargo Altinia under management

4th Jul 2015

We have completed the second step in the nine-vessel management agreement with an Italian shipowner announced in March 2015, as we took over the technical management and crewing of the 8,9000 dwt Ro-Ro cargo vessel Altinia.

The ship was built in 1992 by Cantiere Navale Visentini yard nearby Rovigo, Italy. She has Loa 150 m, B 20 m and D 10.5 m and is suitable to carry also containers on her upper deck.

Nine-vessel shipmanagement deal

30th Mar 2015

SeaQuest Shipmanagement has reached an agreement with a renowned Italian ship owner to add up to nine vessels to the managed fleet.

The vessels, which include five bulk carriers (four of which are newbuilds) and four Ro-Ro’s, are scheduled to be taken over in 2015 and 2016.

The deal will contribute to raising SeaQuest’s managed fleet up to around thirty vessels by the end of 2015.

The first vessel, a Handymax newbuilding named V Uno, entered under our management on 30 March 2015: she is a 38,000 dwt geared bulk carrier, flying Malta flag and classed by RINA, built by AVIC Weihai shipyard in China.