| Name | Vessel name withheld at the Owner’s request. Full vessel identity, class records and inspection details are available to verified buyers upon submission of company and contact details. |
|---|---|
| Vessel code | SVC-B-002 |
| DWT | 4,880 |
| Class | VR (Full, non-IACS) – In class |
| LOA / Beam / Draft | 92.05 m / 15 m / 6 m |
| Built | in 2010 (16 years old) at Vietnam shipyard |
| DD/SS status | Due 6-12m |
| BWTS | Not fitted |
| Engine origin | China |
| Holds / hatches | 2/2 (No.1 = 21.0 x 10.0 x 1.5 M ; No.2 = 20.0 x 10.0 x 1.5 M.) |
| Gear | Gearless |
| Deck | Single deck |
| Main engine | Chinese |
| Flag | Vietnam |
| Location | Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam |
| GT | 2803 |
Price on Application
Seller’s indicative price idea is available to verified buyers. Firm negotiation follows LOI, compliance review and vessel inspection.
SGS GREEN is a Vietnam-flagged, single-deck bulk carrier designed for the carriage of dry bulk and general cargoes. Her compact size and two-hold layout make her suitable for regional, coastal and short-sea trading where port access and operational flexibility are important.
The vessel is arranged with two cargo holds and two steel MacGregor hatch covers. Her grain and bale capacities support a range of conventional dry cargo employment, while the gearless configuration makes her best suited to ports equipped with shore-based cargo-handling facilities.
The vessel is classed with Vietnam Register. Buyers should verify her current class status, statutory certificates, survey position, ballast water compliance and trading condition as part of their technical and compliance review.
Price on Application. In line with standard ship sale and purchase practice, vessel pricing is shared privately with serious, identified buyers. After buyer verification, SVC Marine may provide the seller’s indicative price idea; an LOI, compliance review and vessel inspection normally follow before firm terms are negotiated. Availability and pricing remain subject to seller confirmation.
