Rhumb Maritime PTY Ltd. is a reputable fishing charter located in Brighton, Victoria, Australia. As an Australian-based chartering group, they specialise in providing shipowner representation and commercial agency services in the dry mini and handy size sector. With a focus on quality and modern inshore construction equipment, Rhumb Maritime invests in marine towage assets, including tug and barges.
In terms of marine towage assets, Rhumb Maritime has contracted for two vessels in 2011 and another one in 2012, all of which are currently in service in Australia. They continue to develop a high-quality new build fleet for inshore work, ensuring that they meet the demands of the industry.
Rhumb Maritime also represents Asia Maritime Pacific Pty Ltd (AMP) in ship owning and chartering activities. Their focus is on dry and break bulk cargo throughout the Pacific Ocean and the Americas. With an extensive network of offices, agents, and related parties, Rhumb Maritime and AMP are capable of expanding further to meet customer requirements.
When it comes to their fleet, Rhumb Maritime offers barges such as the Rhumb 4113, which has a deck measuring 41 metres in length, 13 metres in width, and capable of supporting a deck load of 15 metric tonnes per square metre.
For prospective customers and inquiries, Rhumb Maritime can be contacted at their Melbourne office located at 1, 3 Male Street, Brighton, Victoria. The office can be reached at +613 9593 1611 or through their email at chartering@rhumbmaritime. Com. The team at Rhumb Maritime is composed of Ian Dalgleish, Ross Errol Toy, and Patricia Pacheco, who can be reached at +61 400 928877, +61 407 334430, and +61 498 588858, respectively.
With a focus on marine towage assets and ship owning and chartering, Rhumb Maritime is committed to delivering top-notch services and meeting the various needs of its clients. Whether it be short or long-term bare boat charters or alternative charter arrangements, Rhumb Maritime aims to provide modern, reliable, and safe equipment to support the growing infrastructure developments in Australia and the Australasian coastline.