Press release of Navigation Maritime Bulgare
29.12.2015
The crew of m/v “Persenk” will be the first to greet the new year 2016, while the crew of m/v “Kamenitza” will be the last to complete the year 2015.The crew of m/v “Persenk”, with her Master Vladimir Dimitrov and Chief Engineer Georgi Zhelev, will be the first seafarers of Navigation Maritime Bulgare who will meet the upcoming 2016,...
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Two more vessels joined to the Navibulgar Fleet: Koznitza and Kamenitza
28.10.2015
On 21 October 2015 Navigation Maritime Bulgare acquired the bulk carrier Koznitza (ex TESORO; IMO 9575436) two days later followed by Kamenitza - another bulk carrier (ex REGINA; IMO 9575527). The vessels are sisterships (32 600 t of deadweight) built in 2010 in Liaoning Hohgguang Shipbuilding Co.Ltd, China. Each bulk carrier has a length of...
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The keel of the new 42 300 t bulk carrier Ruen has been laid
28.08.2015
On 18 August this year at 10.58 local time the keel of the new 42 300 t bulk carrier Ruen under a hull number HQ 135 was laid in the Chinese shipbuilding yard China’s Jiangsu Hongqiang Marine Heavy Industry in the presence of the Executive director of Navigation Maritime Bulgare - Captain Alexander Kalchev (master foreign going) and the...
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Navigation Maritime Bulgare acquires a new vessel, m/v Persenk
24.06.2015
The m/v Persenk transfer of flag ceremony was held on June 22, 2015 in Nantong, China. The first captain of the ship is Stefan Houbenov and the first chief engineer - Dimtcho Chipov. During her first voyage with Bulgarian crew m/v Persenk will call three Chinese loading ports and then will head to the Mediterranean region.The ship was built in...
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Mv Kom was given a solemn greeting at the world’s largest fresh water port
29.04.2015
On 15 April the NAVIBULGAR mv Kom arrived at the American port the Twin Ports Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin. That is the largest fresh water port in the world. It is situated in the westernmost part of the North America’s Great Lakes and lets in vessels arriving from the Atlantic ocean and follow the Great Lakes and the Saint...
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