Employment that
closes the deal.

In many S&P transactions, the acquisition itself is contingent on commercial employment. A buyer may need a time charter in place before a bank will lend, or a seller may need to demonstrate forward earnings to justify a price. This is where chartering and S&P converge — and where we operate.

We do not compete in the open chartering market. Our chartering work is advisory in nature, structured to support asset transactions: securing time charter coverage ahead of completion, structuring back-to-back arrangements, or identifying charterers aligned with a buyer's operational and financial profile.

We are strong in the Handymax and Supramax segments, and we maintain relationships across the trading community that allow us to move quickly and quietly when a deal requires it.