POSHAK

The POSHAK is a products tanker built in 2012, designed for transporting refined petroleum products. With a deadweight tonnage (DWT) of 650 tonnes and a length overall (LOA) of 49.6 meters, it serves niche markets in regional trade routes. The vessel's relatively compact size allows for access to smaller ports and inland waterways, enhancing its operational flexibility.

Current AIS data indicates that the POSHAK's draft at 3.25 meters suggests it is likely engaged in cargo operations. A moderate draft allows for efficient loading of liquid cargoes while maintaining stability. Brokers should note the vessel's trading status as an indicator of its operational readiness.

The POSHAK's positioning in the products tanker market may suit brokers looking for vessels capable of operating in shallow draft areas and smaller terminals. Its relatively young age of 11 years can appeal to charterers seeking reliable and compliant vessels for regional trade routes. However, uncertainties regarding operator and ownership details may require further investigation to assess operational reliability and market competitiveness.

With a deadweight capacity of 650 tonnes and gross tonnage of 647.0, the POSHAK presents a compact profile suitable for smaller cargo loads. The geared drive propulsion system may offer advantages in fuel efficiency while allowing for flexible handling in port conditions. Brokers should consider its operational capabilities in relation to current market demands for products tankers, particularly in regions with limited port infrastructure.