The vessels under our control mainly consist of dry bulk carriers that we own and operate independently, jointly manage with business partners, or lease with long-term through bareboat charter or finance leasing arrangements. On the other hand, our chartered-in vessels primarily comprise dry bulk carriers leased from vessel suppliers under time-charter arrangements.

Leveraging our large and diversified dry bulk fleet—including Capesize, Panamax, Kamsarmax, Handysize, and Supramax bulk carriers—we are able to transport a wide range of essential dry bulk commodities for our clients, such as iron ore, coal, grain, steel products, logs, cement, fertilizer, nickel ore, and bauxite.

The Energy and Chemical Transportation Department (under Seacon Shipping Group) was established in 2024 and serves as its core platform dedicated to energy and chemical transportation. By integrating the parent company’s globally leading shipping resources, it is committed to building a top-tier integrated oil and chemical tanker management and operation service system in China, providing global customers with professional international chemical transportation, fleet operation and management, and full lifecycle solutions.

Seacon Shipping Management Group Co., Ltd. (a member of Seacon Shipping Group) is an internationally recognized third-party ship management service provider. We primarily provide shipowners, ship financing/leasing companies, and shipyards with one-stop vessel operation solutions, including day-to-day operations, technical management, crew management, repairs and maintenance, as well as regulatory management and compliance.

Seacon Marine Service Co., Ltd. (a member of Seacon Shipping Group) was established in 2024. Leveraging the company’s deep maritime industry expertise and integrating high-quality global resources, it is committed to providing global customers with full-cycle, one-stop maritime solutions. In 2025, it successfully obtained certification from the International Marine Purchasing Association (IMPA) and officially became a member of the International Ship Suppliers Association (ISSA).