BBC Chartering

BBC Chartering opened its first office in Bremen, Germany in 1997. Two years later, the headquarters was moved to Leer, Germany. Offices in Argentina and Houston, Texas followed. Through joint ventures, BBC continued to expand its presence and services to Latin America, Asia and the Mediterranean. The Singapore office was established in 2004 through a joint venture with Clipper Projects called Asia Project Chartering (APC). Today the company operates 30 global offices with main hubs in Leer, Houston, and Singapore.[2]

Depending on the class of ship, heavy goods up to a maximum unit weight of 800 t can be loaded and unloaded using the on-board cranes.[3]

BBC chartering has been involved in many areas of shipping, including:

• Resupply missions for US Antarctic bases.[4]
• Transportation of the radio telescope antennas used for in the Atacama Large Millimeter Array.[5]
• Transport of turbines during construction of the Greater Gabbard Wind Farm.[6]
• Mining freight.[7]
• Bulk transport, including grain,[8][9] and fertilizer.

BBC Chartering's current fleet includes roughly 130 vessels with an average age of 15 years.[10]

• Official website