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GBVY operates in the shipping industry, managing a fleet of vessels including ships named Southern Cetacea, Southern Beluga, Southern Anoa, and others such as Southern Yaffle, Southern Zeren, and Southern Xantis. The company began operations in 2011 with the addition of new ships to its Tokyo and Singapore fleets. As of 2025, GBVY has expanded its fleet with newer additions like Southern Cetacea operating from Singapore. The company's fleet includes various types of vessels, though specific vessel types are not detailed. GBVY operates in both Tokyo and Singapore, managing a diverse range of ships named after animals such as giraffes, wolves, and unicorns. The company was founded in 2011.

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