Amber Maritime Limited

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Amber Maritime Limited is a privately-owned shipping company based in Lagos, Nigeria. Established in 1995, the company has developed a reputation as a leader in the maritime industry within the West African sub-region. Here are some key points about Amber Maritime Limited:

Services:
- Shipping Agency: Provides comprehensive agency services to various types of vessels, including tankers, bulk carriers, and container ships.
- Chartering: Offers vessel chartering services for various cargo types.
- Bunkering: Supplies fuel to ships, ensuring efficient and timely bunkering services.
- Logistics: Provides logistics and supply chain management services, catering to diverse transportation needs.

Fleet: Amber Maritime Limited manages a diverse fleet of vessels, including tankers and bulk carriers, ensuring they adhere to international safety and environmental standards.

Clientele: The company serves a broad range of clients, including multinational oil companies, major international shipping lines, and local businesses engaged in import and export activities.

Certifications: They are committed to maintaining high standards of service and safety, as evidenced by their adherence to international maritime regulations and certifications, such as ISO standards.

Strategic Position: Based in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial hub, Amber Maritime Limited is strategically positioned to serve both regional and international maritime needs. Its location allows it to efficiently facilitate trade within West Africa and beyond.

Sustainability: The company is dedicated to sustainable practices, focusing on reducing its environmental impact through efficient operations and compliance with environmental regulations.

Expertise: With decades of experience in the maritime industry, Amber Maritime Limited boasts a team of skilled professionals with extensive knowledge in shipping, logistics, and maritime regulations.

The company continues to expand its services and fleet to meet the growing demands of the maritime industry in West Africa and internationally.

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Maritime News

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