POSIDONIA JAGUAR

POSIDONIA JAGUAR (IMO: 9630327) is a baycraft vessel sailing under the Brazil flag. It has an overall length of 308 feets and a beam of 66 feets.

POSIDONIA JAGUAR

Vessel Identification

Vessel Specification

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Operating Region

• Primary Region: South Atlantic Ocean
• Trade Routes: Brazilian coastal waters and international bulk cargo routes
• Port of Registry: Brazil
• Typical Cargo: Dry bulk commodities (grain, iron ore, coal)

Vessel Description

The POSIDONIA JAGUAR is a Panamax-class dry bulk carrier registered under the Brazilian flag, operating under call sign PPKL. Built in 2012 at Sungdong Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering in South Korea, the vessel is designed for the transportation of dry bulk commodities including grain, iron ore, and coal.

With a deadweight tonnage of approximately 74,300 DWT, the vessel falls within the Panamax segment, capable of transiting the Panama Canal. She operates primarily in South Atlantic trade routes, serving Brazilian ports and international destinations consistent with Brazil's major bulk export commodities.

The vessel is operated under the banner of Posidonia Navegação S.A., a Brazilian shipping entity, and maintains compliance with Brazilian maritime authority (NORMAN) and international maritime regulations under the IMO framework.

Disclaimer: Some specification data points are drawn from vessel registry databases and AIS records. Users should verify critical operational data against official sources such as Lloyd's Register, DNV, or the Brazilian Maritime Authority (DPC/Marinha do Brasil).