Broking is a registered core activity of Nandan Maritime. The desk intermediates between cargo and tonnage with the habits that make intermediaries worth their commission: qualified counterparties, accurate relay, and recaps that hold.
Coverage is deliberately built around the trades the company knows: minor bulks, construction materials, steel, fertilisers, and agricultural commodities across Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and Europe.
What the desk covers
Scope of service
- Cargo brokerage
- Cargo interests represented in the tonnage market: stems qualified, tonnage screened, and freight ideas grounded in the current market.
- Vessel brokerage
- Owners and operators represented in the cargo market, matching open positions to programmes worth carrying.
- Sale and purchase
- Purchase and sale mandates handled with valuation context, inspection coordination, and negotiation through to memorandum of agreement.
- Freight negotiation
- Levels tested against comparable fixtures and route economics before recommendations are made.
- Market reports
- Segment commentary and fixture context for principals who want the reasoning, not just the number.
- Brokerage advisory
- Structuring guidance on charter party terms, commission arrangements, and counterparty risk.
Common questions
Asked before every mandate
Is Nandan Maritime a licensed shipbroker?
Shipbroking services (SSIC 52227) are a registered business activity of Nandan Maritime Pte. Ltd. in Singapore, alongside ship chartering (SSIC 50021).
How is the desk remunerated?
Standard brokerage commission on concluded fixtures or transactions, agreed in advance and recorded in the recap or memorandum of agreement.
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