- Vessel Type: Cargo
- MMSI: 477665700
- IMO: 9895630
- Call sign: VRTQ6
HUI JI HAI
(IMO: 9895630)
is a Cargo vessel
sailing under the Hong Kong flag.
It has an overall length of 984 feets and a beam of 164 feets.
HUI JI HAI position reported at 09/25/2026 15:52:38 UTC:
Latitude: 119.663183, Longitude 119.663183 longitude
Visited ports: Dampier, Port Hedland
Vessel Identification
| Field |
Data |
| MMSI |
477665700 |
| IMO |
9895630 |
| Call Sign |
VRTQ6 |
| Flag |
Hong Kong, China |
| Vessel Type |
Bulk Carrier |
| AIS Type |
70 (Cargo) |
Specification
| Field |
Data |
| Gross Tonnage |
92,996 GT |
| Deadweight Tonnage |
181,415 DWT |
| Length Overall |
291.97 m |
| Beam |
45 m |
| Draft |
18.4 m |
| Build Year |
2021 |
| Ship Class |
Capesize Bulk Carrier |
Propulsion
| Field |
Data |
| Engine Type |
MAN B&W Two-Stroke Diesel |
| Propulsion |
Single Screw |
| Service Speed |
~14.5 knots |
Shipyard
| Field |
Data |
| Builder |
Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry Co., Ltd |
| Country of Build |
China |
| Completed |
2021 |
Owner / Operator
| Field |
Data |
| Registered Owner |
Hui Ji Hai Shipping Co., Ltd |
| Flag State |
Hong Kong |
| Manager |
COSCO Shipping Bulk Co., Ltd |
Navigation / Communications Equipment
| Field |
Data |
| AIS Class |
Class A |
| AIS Transponder |
Fitted |
| GMDSS |
Fitted |
Operating Region
| Field |
Data |
| Primary Trade |
Deep Sea / International Bulk Trade |
| Typical Routes |
Pacific, Indian Ocean, and Atlantic trade routes |
| Cargo Type |
Dry Bulk (Iron Ore, Coal, Grain) |
Vessel Description
The HUI JI HAI is a Capesize bulk carrier built in 2021 at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry in China. With a deadweight tonnage of approximately 181,415 DWT, the vessel is designed for the transportation of large volumes of dry bulk commodities including iron ore, coal, and grain. Operating under the Hong Kong flag and managed by COSCO Shipping Bulk Co., Ltd, the vessel is part of China's major bulk shipping fleet. As a Capesize vessel, it is too large to transit the Suez or Panama Canals at full load and typically operates on major deep-sea bulk trade corridors including routes between Australia, Brazil, and major East Asian ports.