Discover the Amphitrite: Ratings & Maritime News

A new charter has been successfully finalized for a vessel that will be deployed in South China, with delivery scheduled between January 27 and February 10. The terms of the charter are set at $12,750 per day for a minimum duration of 14 months, extending to a maximum of 17 months. Additionally, Uniper will be responsible for a fixed fee of $5,000 for the initial 5 days of the charter period. This agreement is a strategic move by Uniper as they look to solidify their shipping capabilities in the region.

On December 20, 2018, at 12:30 AM, a maritime incident occurred at Roberts Bank, located at Westshore Terminal in British Columbia. The bulk carrier 'Amphitrite' was departing berth 2 when it collided with the assisting tugboat 'Seaspan Osprey', which has a gross tonnage of 441 GT. The incident took place at coordinates 49° 00' 52.0" N and 123° 09' 21.1" W. Fortunately, both vessels sustained only minor damages as a result of the collision. Following the incident, the Amphitrite departed from Vancouver on December 21 at 12:30 AM, setting its course for Fangcheng with an estimated arrival date of January 18, 2019.

A new time charter has been successfully arranged, involving the delivery of a vessel in Amsterdam. The ship is set to embark on a journey that includes stops at Drummond and the scenic Cape of Good Hope before making its way to Japan for redelivery. The charter agreement, valued at $18,500 per day, has been finalized with Jera, marking another significant milestone in their maritime operations.