Welcome to SIPA Maritime

SIPA Maritime is active in the commercial shipping sector. We are consultants specialized in providing tailored advice and introductions between Ship Owners and Investors with regards to direct investments in commercial vessels.
Through our in-depth due diligence process, we present both parties with a full understanding of how a project could be structured, ensuring that the foundations for a long-term relationship are in place.
Through our in-depth due diligence process, we present both parties with a full understanding of how a project could be structured, ensuring that the foundations for a long-term relationship are in place.

Ship Owners

We assist ship owners by matching them with financial partners who share the same goals and values. By ensuring that the right partners are found, our clients can benefit from long-lasting relationships.

Investors

We help professional investors gain access to direct commercial vessel investments. By pairing investors with like-minded ship owners, special relationships can be formed to develop specific investment strategies.

Maritime news

We write news about your future investments. Find our recent articles here or go to our blog to discover all topics.

Weekly Tanker & Drybulk Week 13

DryBulk Capesize rates in the spot market weakened again last week after reports that Vale has not started all their mines after the accident, and that Hurricane Victoria ravaged outside Australia, which is an important market for the Capesizes. Recently,...

Weekly Tanker & Drybulk Week 12

Tanker market The rates in the spot market for Aframaxes strengthened marginally last week. It has been a busy week in both the Mediterranean and the Black Sea, yet the rates here have dropped somewhat. The average rates nevertheless strengthen...

Market comment week 3

Tank We witnessed a good week in the tanker market, especially for the big vessels. The average rate for Aframax declined some, as the rates in the mediterranean decreased slightly. Generally, there was a solid demand that kept the rates...

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