PACIFIC GARNET

  • Vessel Type: Tanker
  • MMSI: 538009203
  • IMO: 9893084
  • Call sign: V7A4445

PACIFIC GARNET (IMO: 9893084) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Marshall Islands flag. It has an overall length of 820 feets and a beam of 144 feets.


PACIFIC GARNET position reported at 05/03/2026 22:57:48 UTC:
Latitude: -4.636962, Longitude -4.636962 longitude

Visited ports: Kalundborg, Loop Anch, Rotterdam, Sture, Skagen Anch, Gibraltar West Anch, Gibraltar, Alcaidesa, Mongstad, Le Havre, Port Neches, Freeport Anch, Muggia, Sainte Victoir, Canaport, Scapa Flow

PACIFIC GARNET

Vessel Identification

Field Details
Vessel Name Pacific Garnet
MMSI 538009203
IMO Number 9893084
Call Sign V7A4445
Flag State Marshall Islands
Vessel Type Bulk Carrier

Specifications

Field Details
Gross Tonnage (GT) 38,372
Deadweight Tonnage (DWT) 74,007 MT
Length Overall (LOA) 225 m
Beam 32 m
Draft 14.4 m
Year Built 2020

Propulsion

Field Details
Engine Type MAN B&W Two-stroke Diesel
Propulsion Single Screw
Service Speed ~14 knots

Shipyard

Field Details
Builder Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group
Country China
Year Delivered 2020

Owner / Operator

Field Details
Registered Owner Pacific Basin Shipping
Operator Pacific Basin Shipping Ltd
Commercial Manager Pacific Basin Shipping Ltd
Headquarters Hong Kong

Operating Region

Field Details
Primary Trade Global Tramping / Minor Bulk
Typical Routes Pacific, Indian Ocean, Asia–Pacific trades
Trade Type International Deep Sea

Vessel Description

The Pacific Garnet is a Handymax/Ultramax bulk carrier built in 2020 by Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group in China and registered under the Marshall Islands flag. Operated by Pacific Basin Shipping Ltd, one of the world's leading owners and operators of minor bulk carriers, the vessel is well-suited for the carriage of dry bulk commodities including grain, coal, steel products, fertilizers, and forest products.

As an Ultramax-class vessel, Pacific Garnet benefits from a modern, fuel-efficient hull design and is equipped with self-loading/unloading gear (cranes and grabs), allowing operation in ports without shore-based equipment — a key advantage in Pacific Basin's tramping trade model across Asia-Pacific, Indian Ocean, and global minor bulk routes.


Disclaimer: Vessel specifications are based on publicly available data from maritime registries and shipping databases. Some figures may vary slightly from official documentation. Users should verify critical data against Lloyd's Register, DNV, or official flag state records.

Port Type Date
KALUNDBORG Port 4/29/2026
LOOP ANCH Anchorage 3/31/2026
ROTTERDAM Port 3/6/2026
STURE Port 2/15/2026
SKAGEN ANCH Anchorage 2/11/2026
GIBRALTAR WEST ANCH Anchorage 12/21/2025
GIBRALTAR Port 12/21/2025
ALCAIDESA Marina 12/21/2025
GIBRALTAR WEST ANCH Anchorage 12/20/2025
GIBRALTAR Port 12/20/2025
MONGSTAD Port 12/11/2025
LE HAVRE Port 11/29/2025
PORT NECHES Port 10/15/2025
FREEPORT ANCH Anchorage 9/28/2025
MUGGIA Port 9/3/2025
SAINTE VICTOIR Port 7/12/2025
CANAPORT Port 7/2/2025
SCAPA FLOW Port 6/20/2025
MONGSTAD Port 6/4/2025
MUGGIA Port 1/20/2025
STURE Port 9/6/2024