AKAM 60

The AKAM 60 is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel built in 1984, designed to support offshore operations with a deadweight tonnage of 1,185 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 1,252. With a length overall of 61.205 meters and a beam of 13.57 meters, this vessel is suitable for a range of offshore tasks including towing, anchoring, and supply operations. Its operational profile is reinforced by a geared drive propulsion system, although specific performance metrics remain unreported.

Current AIS data indicates that the vessel is moving at a very low speed of 0.1 knots with a course towards Boshehr, suggesting it may be in a repositioning phase. The draft details are unavailable, but the low speed may imply either ballast operations or an approach to port for loading or unloading activities.

The AKAM 60's trading status indicates active engagement in the offshore sector, particularly in regions around Iran. Its size and capabilities make it suitable for various offshore operations, though its age may influence charter rates and operational reliability. Brokers should consider the vessel's operational history and current market demand for AHTS as factors impacting positioning and chartering decisions.

With a deadweight tonnage of 1,185 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 1,252, the AKAM 60 is positioned for specialized offshore tasks, particularly in regions with moderate operational demands. The vessel’s geared propulsion system offers operational versatility, although the age of the vessel should prompt assessment of its maintenance records and compliance with modern regulatory standards, impacting future charter opportunities.