Jun. 25 at 4:42 PM
$USEA $USEA In all seriousness ... SHIP branched off USEA with oil tanker vessels (Great!)…but now….they sold most…if not all if these vessels and mostly transport dry-bulk goods (just like their parent company SHIP) but with only 8 ships. So…what is the diversification that USEA bings to the table when compared to SHIP? Can someone answer that question…..it seems like a bait-in-switch situation.
* As of July 11, 2022, United Maritime Corporation had a fleet consisting of one dry bulk vessel and four tanker vessels.
* As of October 13, 2022, after the sale of two Aframax tankers, their fleet consisted of 2 tanker vessels.
* A more recent update from December 31, 2024, mentions the company operates one LR2 tanker vessel in addition to their dry bulk vessels.
United Maritime Corporation (USEA) operates a fleet of eight dry bulk vessels. These vessels consist of:
* Three Panamax vessels
* Three Capesize vessels
* Two Kamsarmax vessels