OFCO EAGLE 2

The OFCO EAGLE 2 is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel designed for offshore support operations, featuring a deadweight tonnage of 1,244 tonnes and a length overall (LOA) of 57.5 meters. Built in 2009, it is currently trading under the flag of St Vincent & The Grenadines. Its design enables it to perform tasks such as towing, anchoring, and supplying logistical support to offshore installations, thus serving a critical role in maritime operations.

The vessel's current destination is ALMASAOOD JETTY, suggesting it is likely engaged in loading or discharging activities. The last known course indicates it is heading south at a course of 183.9°, which may imply an operational mission towards offshore or coastal facilities. However, the unknown current status and speed limit the assessment of its operational efficiency.

The OFCO EAGLE 2's operational profile as an anchor handling tug is particularly relevant in regions with active offshore exploration and production activities. Its capacity allows for moderate cargo flexibility, making it suitable for various support tasks. Given its age and trading status, it can be an attractive option for brokers and charterers looking for reliable offshore support without the premium pricing of newer vessels.

With a deadweight of 1,244 tonnes and a gross tonnage of 1,373 tonnes, the vessel is adequately sized for a variety of offshore support tasks. Its propulsion system, powered by oil engines and a geared drive, may provide advantages in operational efficiency. The vessel’s draft of 4.79 meters allows access to a range of ports, enhancing its operational capabilities in shallow waters, which is critical for offshore operations.