Chemmariner is proud to announce the launching of

MT Jasmin on 10/01/2010.

built by Chemmariner's inhouse design team,

MT Jasmin was successfully launched, and is to

begin service by February 2010.

Chemmariner moves forward into the new year with new builds, and renewed committments to quality

Chemmariner is steadily progressing into the 2009 year with the continuation of their most recent new build M/T Jasmin.

The youngest twin sister to the Chemmariner fleet is new build Jasmin underway since July 2008 at  Argem Shipyards, Turkey. Scheduled for delivery in October 2009, Jasmin is identical to the other sister vessels.  These vessels all implement the highest quality standards.

In line with the company’s environmental practices and standards, they continue to use the worlds first biodegradeable marine lubricant,Castrol Marine. APC MarineLine Coating, and Hempel Hull Coating with Silicon Technologies which are used for cargo tanks and hulls. Chemmariner ‘s new builds also use environmentally friendly hydraulic oil, stern tube / gear oil, multipurpose EP grease,  synthetic gear oil in areas where there is a risk of spillage/leakage that could result in environmental damage.

Chemmariner continues to serve the the same high standard of quality to all client oil/chemical majors. Their fleet travels all seas, even cross Atlantic voyages and West-African trading routes. Regardless of their route, Chemmariner gives their clientele  a consistent and reliable environmentally sounds means of cargo transportation.

The launch of the new Lady M/T Violet!

We are very proud to announce the launch of our new Lady M/T VIOLET which commenced on June 1st, 2008.

The lady M/T Violet is one of the most sophisticated Chemical Tankers in our fleet which will be put in service in September of 2008.

All proceeding new building contracts are progressing steadily at ARGEM shipyard.

NEW SHIPS.

NEW FUTURES.

NEW PLANS WITH OPEN MINDS.

Chemmariner team intends to continue building highly sophisticated parcel tankers.

The success of every ship, its operating efficiency and its business performance, starts in its planning stages.

Chemmariner has an in-house supervision team recently employed to be commissioned at the ship yard for new building projects.

Once a contract is awarded to a shipyard to build the new ship, designated people in

The Office will work at the shipyard throughout the construction process. By using in-house employees for the new building project team, the ship owner benefits from their deep insight and knowledge of the design

And construction of the ship. Also, guarantee claims are handled with greater precision, and the team’s in-depth understanding of the ship pays off when periodical repairs and maintanence are carried out

The actual construction process began in early  2007 and will continue until 2010 for 5 new buildings.