PACIFIC ENDEAVOUR

PACIFIC ENDEAVOUR (IMO: 9358022) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Marshall Islands flag. It has an overall length of 453 feets and a beam of 69 feets.

PACIFIC ENDEAVOUR

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Operating Region

• Primary Trade Routes: Trans-Pacific and Asia-Pacific bulk cargo corridors
• Typical Deployment: Dry bulk commodity trades including coal, grain, and iron ore
• Operating Area: Pacific Ocean basin, including ports in Australia, Southeast Asia, China, Japan, and the Americas

Vessel Description

The Pacific Endeavour is a Panamax-class dry bulk carrier built in 2007 by Tsuneishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. in Japan. Registered under the flag of the Marshall Islands and associated with Pacific Basin Shipping, the vessel is designed for the transportation of dry bulk commodities such as coal, grain, iron ore, and other raw materials.

With a deadweight tonnage of approximately 76,596 MT and a length of 225 metres, the vessel falls within the Panamax size category, enabling transit through the Panama Canal and access to a wide range of global ports. The Pacific Endeavour operates predominantly across Pacific Ocean trade routes, reflecting its name and commercial purpose within bulk commodity supply chains.

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