Mcc-Shenzhen Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

Sealand Asia has successfully announced a new charter agreement, securing a lucrative trading opportunity in Asia for a duration of 36 months. The charter will generate a daily revenue of $34,000, enhancing Sealand Asia's presence in the competitive maritime market. This strategic move underscores the company's commitment to expanding its operations and optimizing its service offerings in the region.

Buss Capital of Germany has successfully received the 1,714 TEU container vessel OCTAVIA, marking a significant milestone in maritime innovation. This ship is part of the Wenchong 1700-MK2 series, which represents the latest advancement of the widely recognized Wenchong 1700-MK1 design. While the MK2 retains many essential features from its predecessor, it boasts a completely newly engineered hull and superstructure. Notably, the MK2 type offers enhanced efficiency with a lower draft and deadweight, and it is powered by an advanced electronically controlled Sulzer-Wartsila RT flex engine, as opposed to the earlier mechanically controlled MAN B&W engines used in the MK-1. With dimensions just slightly shorter than the MK1, the MK2 remains compliant with Bangkokmax specifications, enabling it to navigate the Chao Phraya River seamlessly. For further details, visit: http://linervision.wordpress.com/2013/09/11/buss-capital-completes-guangzhou-wenchong-quartet-with-delivery-of-the-octavia-1714-teu/