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Nexus Shipping Trading

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What Nexus Shipping Trading does.

Nexus Shipping Trading is a global freight consultancy and cargo brokerage company based in London, UK. They offer trusted freight advisory services tailored to the needs of their clients, focusing on dry bulk shipping requirements ranging from 5,000 metric tonnes to 70,000 metric tonnes. The company serves a broad spectrum of clients with flexible capabilities and ensures every cargo receives high-level attention. Nexus Shipping also provides expert brokerage delivering market intelligence, technology solutions for digital transformation, and market analysis services. Founded in the UK, the company operates globally and has been active since at least 2025.

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