SALAMAH

SALAMAH (IMO: 9836799) is a Tanker vessel sailing under the Singapore flag. It has an overall length of 256 feets and a beam of 43 feets.

SALAMAH

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Owner / Operator

Ownership and management details are subject to change. Verification via current Lloyd's Register or Equasis records is recommended.

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Operating Region

• Primary Trade Routes: Middle East Gulf (Persian Gulf) Asia Pacific (Singapore, China, South Korea, Japan)
• Secondary Routes: Middle East Gulf Europe / Mediterranean (as chartered)
• Trading Pattern: International deep-sea crude oil trading
• Last Known Areas of Operation: Indian Ocean, Strait of Malacca, South China Sea

Vessel Description

SALAMAH is a Singapore-flagged Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC) with a deadweight capacity of approximately 300,000 DWT, purpose-built for the long-haul transportation of crude oil on international trade routes. Constructed at Hyundai Heavy Industries in South Korea and delivered in 2019, the vessel represents modern VLCC design standards with emphasis on fuel efficiency and environmental compliance.

Operating primarily on the Middle East Gulf to Asia Pacific corridor — one of the world's busiest crude oil trade lanes — SALAMAH is managed under the Singapore registry, consistent with major tanker operators domiciled in Singapore. The vessel is equipped with Class A AIS, GMDSS, and ECDIS navigation systems as mandated for large international trading tankers under SOLAS and IMO conventions.

As a VLCC, SALAMAH plays a strategic role in global energy supply chains, capable of carrying approximately 2 million barrels of crude oil per voyage.

Disclaimer: All data is sourced from publicly available maritime databases including AIS records, IMO GISIS, and vessel tracking services. Operational and ownership details should be verified against current official records (Equasis, Lloyd's Register, or MarineTraffic) for commercial or legal purposes.