AURORA LIGHT

AURORA LIGHT (IMO: 9325087) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Panama flag. It has an overall length of 666 feets and a beam of 121 feets.

AURORA LIGHT

Vessel Identification

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Owner / Operator

Current ownership and operator details are subject to change and should be verified against live registry sources such as Lloyd's List Intelligence, Equasis, or the Panama Ship Registry.

Operating Region

• Primary Trade Routes: International bulk cargo trades
• Typical Operating Areas: Asia-Pacific, Southeast Asia, and global bulk cargo routes consistent with Handymax/Supramax class bulk carrier operations
• Port State Control Region: Subject to Tokyo MOU and other regional PSC authorities based on trade routes

Vessel Description

The Aurora Light is a Handymax bulk carrier built in 2005 by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. in Fukuyama, Japan. With a deadweight tonnage of approximately 53,464 DWT, she falls within the Supramax segment of the bulk carrier fleet, designed for the carriage of dry bulk commodities including grain, coal, ore, steel products, and fertilizers.

Registered under the Panama flag, the vessel operates on international tramp shipping routes, calling at a wide variety of ports globally. Her dimensions allow access to a broad range of port facilities that may be restricted to larger Capesize or Panamax vessels.

As a product of Tsuneishi Shipbuilding — a reputable Japanese yard known for quality dry bulk construction — the vessel is built to standard classification society requirements for ocean-going bulk carriers.

Disclaimer: All data presented is based on publicly available maritime registry and vessel tracking sources. Specifications should be verified against current official records. Ownership and operational data may have changed since last public record.