CONTI 170 SCHIFFFAHRTS GMBH & CO. BULKER KG MS CONTI LAPISLAZULI

CONTI 170 SCHIFFFAHRTS GMBH & CO. BULKER KG MS CONTI LAPISLAZULI is a company that operates within the shipping industry, specifically focusing on the management and operation of bulk carrier vessels. Here’s a breakdown of the key components and terms related to this company:



  1. CONTI: This is likely part of the CONTI Group, which is known for its involvement in maritime shipping. The CONTI Group manages a fleet of various types of vessels, including bulk carriers, container ships, and tankers.



  2. Schifffahrt: This is the German word for "shipping" or "navigation." This term indicates that the company operates in the shipping industry.



  3. GmbH & Co. KG: This is a form of legal entity in Germany. "GmbH" stands for "Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung," which means a company with limited liability. "Co. KG" stands for "Kommanditgesellschaft," which is a limited partnership. Together, GmbH & Co. KG represents a hybrid legal form combining elements of both a limited liability company and a limited partnership.



  4. Bulker: This term indicates that the company operates bulk carrier vessels, which are used for transporting large quantities of bulk cargo like coal, grain, ore, and cement.



  5. MS CONTI LAPISLAZULI: This probably refers to one of the bulk carrier vessels operated by the company. "MS" stands for "Motor Ship," indicating that the vessel is powered by an engine. "CONTI LAPISLAZULI" is likely the name of the specific ship, with "Lapis Lazuli" referring to the semi-precious stone, known for its deep blue color.




Main Activities:



  • Ship Management: This involves overseeing the operations of the vessel, ensuring it is maintained appropriately, and ensuring that it adheres to international maritime regulations.

  • Freight Services: The core business likely involves transporting bulk goods across different ocean routes.


Base of Operations:



  • Being a German company, it's headquartered in Germany. The company would typically have operational staff including captains, engineers, and logistics personnel to manage the voyages and cargo.


Industry Context:



  • BULKER KG indicates a focus on bulk commodities, which is a significant segment of maritime shipping. This sector is influenced by global trade dynamics, commodity prices, and international regulations on shipping.


As with any shipping company, it is subject to various regulations and standards that govern safety, environmental impact, and operational efficiency. The company likely has a fleet management system in place to monitor and control its operations across different regions.


For more specific details about the company’s fleet size, financial health, or recent activities, you would typically refer to maritime databases, shipping industry reports, or the company's official publications and announcements.


Ships

CONTI LAPISLAZULI

Bulk Carrier | Flag: Republic of Liberia | Port: MONROVIA

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