Offshore Transshipment · Indonesia

Premier Floating Crane & Marine Transshipment Solutions

Own-managed floating cranes, tugs and barges sustaining discharge rates of up to 25,000 MT per day at anchorage — class-certified assets, disciplined laycan compliance and an unbroken lost-time-injury-free record.

Class certified by
BKI

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Total Tonnage Handled

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Fleet Units

Floating cranes, tugs & barges under own management

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Zero-LTI Hours

Lost-time-injury free across all operating anchorages

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Years in Operation

Continuous offshore transshipment service

What we do

End-to-end offshore bulk handling

Cranes, tugs, barges and crews under one operator — so tonnage moves from jetty to mother vessel without a hand-off gap.

ABAS floating crane with grab discharging nickel ore to a bulk carrier at Morowali

Floating Crane Transshipment

Grab-fitted floating cranes discharging barge-to-vessel at anchorage, with sustained rates up to 25,000 MT per day.

  • Gearless mother-vessel loading
  • Draft-survey supervised tonnage
  • 24/7 operations, weather permitting
Tug and deck barge marine logistics convoy delivering coal to an Indonesian anchorage

Tug & Barge Services

Own-managed tug and barge sets moving cargo from river jetties and terminals to the anchorage window on schedule.

  • 300–330 ft deck barges
  • 2 × 800 – 2 × 1,600 HP tugs
  • Inland river and coastal capability
Stevedores and grab crane hold trimming bulk cargo aboard a mother vessel at anchorage

Stevedoring & Cargo Handling

Trained crews, hatch planning and trimming for coal, nickel ore and bauxite, aligned with charterer stowage plans.

  • Hold trimming and levelling
  • Cargo damage prevention protocol
  • Independent surveyor coordination
Marine logistics coordination of tugs, barges and floating cranes across Kalimantan anchorages

Integrated Marine Logistics

Single-point coordination across port agency, laycan management, documentation and anchorage clearance.

  • Laycan and demurrage management
  • Port agency and clearance
  • Daily operations reporting

How transshipment works

Three moves from jetty to mother vessel

  1. 01

    Barge Delivery

    Tug and barge sets collect cargo from the loading jetty or terminal and transit to the designated anchorage.

  2. 02

    Floating Crane Discharge

    Barges are moored alongside the floating crane, which grabs and lifts cargo into the mother vessel's holds.

  3. 03

    Trim, Survey & Sail

    Holds are trimmed, draft surveys confirm tonnage, documents are issued and the vessel sails within laycan.

Where we operate

Anchorages across the archipelago

Assets positioned at Indonesia’s principal coal and nickel loading anchorages, with mobilisation to charterer-nominated positions on request.

  • Taboneo

    South Kalimantan

  • Muara Berau

    East Kalimantan

  • Muara Pantai

    East Kalimantan

  • Bunati

    South Kalimantan

  • Morowali

    Central Sulawesi

  • Konawe

    Southeast Sulawesi

Live fleet tracking coming soon

Taboneo — South KalimantanMuara Berau — East KalimantanMuara Pantai — East KalimantanBunati — South KalimantanMorowali — Central SulawesiKonawe — Southeast Sulawesi

Assurance

Class-certified, audited, insured

  • ISM Code compliant operations
  • Zero lost-time injuries to date
  • Independent draft-survey verification
BKI

Client voices

What charterers tell us

Laycan windows are held without drama. That predictability is what keeps our shipment programme on plan.

Chartering Manager

Thermal coal exporter

Discharge rates were sustained through the monsoon shoulder season, and reporting arrived every morning without chasing.

Head of Logistics

Nickel ore producer

Class-certified assets and a clean HSE record made the internal approval process straightforward for us.

Marine Superintendent

Commodity trading house

Attributed client references available on request.

Have a cargo to move?

Send tonnage, laycan and anchorage details — the chartering desk responds with indicative rates and asset availability.