BLI Shipbrokers & Marine Services
Our team has a proven track record of representing the interests of both Owners and Charters at all times.
Some of our key services include:
Sales and Purchase
Our wealth of knowledge and expertise, combined with our extensive ships database enables BLI Ship broker and marine services to provide prompt and accurate information and advice on a wide range of vessels to both Buyers and Sellers.
Included in this website are selections of vessels we currently have for sale with their outline specifications. However, this site provides a guide only and we have many more vessels available on our database that may match your requirements.
If you require further information on any vessel listed, or have a specific enquiry, please complete our online form, quoting the vessel reference number (if applicable), or contact us direct. We endeavour to keep the site as up to date as possible, but if the vessel is no longer available, we will be able to offer you alternative vessels of the type you require.
For a specific purchase enquiry, please also complete the online form and we will endeavour to offer you a selection of suitable vessels.
All particulars believed to be correct but not guaranteed.
The service covers all types of vessel including container ships, dry bulk carriers, oil and gas tankers, tugs and barges.
Chartering Service
BLI Ship broker and marine services represents the interests of both Owners and Charterers, and has the knowledge and contacts to provide you with the right type of vessel for your requirements. We advise and negotiate short or long-term shipping contracts for time and bareboat charters.
If you have a charter or tender requirement, or have a vessel open for charter, please complete the online form , providing as much detail as possible, or contact us direct.
The Role of A Shipbroker
The role of a shipbroker is to act as an intermediary between the two parties to a contract, whether they are Ship owners and Charterers in the chartering market, or buyers and sellers in the Sale and Purchase market. The broker may be acting particularly for one principal or perhaps is the sole broker between the two contracting parties. He or she will be involved in many stages of the deal: presenting the business to potential clients, negotiating the main terms of the fixture or sale, finalising the details of the contract and following the deal through to its conclusion.
