UGBANA

The UGBANA is an Anchor Handling Tug Supply (AHTS) vessel with a deadweight tonnage of 2,720 tonnes and a length overall of 74.9 meters. Built in 2000, it is designed for offshore support activities, particularly in handling anchor systems for rigs and providing supply services. With a gross tonnage of 2,952, the vessel operates under the Maltese flag, emphasizing its suitability for various maritime operations.

As of the latest AIS data, the vessel is en route to ONNE with an estimated time of arrival on September 23. The course of 28.1° suggests it is operating efficiently within its intended trade route. However, the current operational status and speed remain unknown, which may impact the assessment of its operational efficiency and readiness for upcoming assignments.

The UGBANA's operational status and ability to serve the offshore sector positions it well for ongoing demand in oil and gas exploration and maintenance. Brokers should consider the vessel's age and condition when evaluating charter rates, as newer vessels may command higher prices due to improved efficiency and regulatory compliance. The lack of available ownership information could also affect its perceived reliability in the market.

With a deadweight tonnage of 2,720 tonnes and a significant draft of 6.6 meters, the UGBANA demonstrates a capacity suitable for both anchor handling and supply roles. The choice of distillate fuel could indicate an emphasis on cleaner operations, aligning with current regulatory trends. The unknown engine specifications may require further investigation to assess fuel efficiency and performance capabilities for charter considerations.