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The GLOBAL PIONEER is a modern bulk carrier with a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 209,066 tonnes, designed to facilitate the transportation of bulk commodities across global trade routes. Built in 2016 with a double hull, this vessel reflects contemporary engineering practices aimed at enhancing safety and environmental compliance. Its significant length overall (LOA) of nearly 300 meters allows for efficient loading and unloading processes, making it suitable for major bulk ports.
Currently, the GLOBAL PIONEER is traveling at a speed of 12.2 knots on a course of 43.5°, suggesting a laden voyage towards its destination in Korea (KR PTK). The draft is not explicitly stated, but given its operational speed and course, it is likely that the vessel is engaged in cargo operations rather than repositioning or ballast voyages.
The GLOBAL PIONEER's trading status indicates active engagement in the bulk shipping market, which is currently influenced by fluctuating demand for raw materials. Brokers should consider the vessel's age and modern design as factors that may enhance its competitive edge in charter negotiations, particularly in regions where environmental regulations are tightening. Its operational profile positions it favorably for contracts requiring reliable and efficient bulk transport.
With a gross tonnage of 107,700 and net tonnage of 66,786, the GLOBAL PIONEER demonstrates a strong capacity for cargo flexibility, which is crucial for meeting varied charter demands. The use of distillate fuel aligns with contemporary standards for emissions control, potentially reducing operational costs in markets where fuel quality is a concern. Brokers should also note the implications of its double hull design on insurance and operational reliability.
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