Tomini Shipping fleet expansion continues
(Posted on 03/09/22)
Tomini Shipping, a leading ship-owner and operator, has further expanded its fleet of bulk carriers with the purchase of a Handysize.
A 2016 Chinese-built 39,045 DWT bulk carrier named as Tomini Alize (formerly known as Interlink Affinity) has joined our fleet bringing the total fleet size to 22 vessels.
Numair Shaikh, CEO of Tomini Group commented: “We see a very positive supply side picture on the handies, with relatively few new builds on order, and an ageing profile of the existing fleet. This leads to greater recycling numbers due to incoming environmental regulations, meaning the fundamentals are very much in favour of a positive handysize segment.”
Tomini is listed on the Norwegian OTC market under the symbol TOMINI, an unregulated marketplace owned and managed by the Oslo Stock Exchange.
The Shaikh family has 70 years of experience as ship owners and operators.
Over the last three decades, Tomini have owned some 120 ships and performed over a thousand voyages with chartered vessels, commercially managed by Alpina Shipping. Tomini have a strategic partnership with Alpina Chartering ApS in Denmark that spans 40 years.
Tomini is ISO 14001:2015, ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certified and committed to the highest levels of environmental, quality and health and safety management.
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