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Oceanbolt

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What Oceanbolt does.

Oceanbolt delivers insights on commodity trade flow, freight tonnage flow, vessel position, port activity, port congestion, and turnaround. The company specializes in the requirements of bulk commodities and provides a dynamic data intelligence platform that tracks 23,000 vessels in real time and monitors 9 billion tons of cargo annually across 170 commodities. Oceanbolt's services include IMOS, Shipfix Q88 Dry VesselsValue Milbros, and Oceanbolt VMS Solutions. The company was founded in 2016 and serves the maritime industry with market data and analysis, webinars, and product updates. As of 2023, Oceanbolt has a team size that supports its global operations.

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