CORONA

The CORONA is a double hull chemical/products tanker with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 44,404 tonnes and an overall length of 180.0 meters. Built in 2003, this vessel is flagged under Panama and is currently engaged in trading activities. Its design allows for the safe transportation of various chemical products, making it suitable for diverse trade routes within the chemical shipping sector.

Currently, the vessel is en route to ZHOUSHAN with an estimated time of arrival on August 3 at 09:00. The draft and speed are currently unknown, which limits interpretation of its operational status; however, if the draft were high, it would indicate that the vessel is laden for cargo operations, while a low draft could suggest it is either in ballast or repositioning.

Brokers should consider CORONA's capacity and trading status in the context of current market demand for chemical transportation. The vessel's age may affect charter rates, with operators likely seeking vessels that comply with recent environmental regulations, thus influencing market positioning. The Panama flag may also provide operational advantages in various jurisdictions.

With a DWT of 44,404 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 29,236, CORONA's specifications make it suitable for a range of chemical cargoes, enabling flexible chartering options. The double hull construction enhances safety standards, which is crucial for clients concerned about liability and compliance. However, the lack of specific engine and speed data limits understanding of its operational efficiency and fuel consumption.