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Seashine Chartering

Mumbai, India

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Seashine Chartering is a shipbroking firm based in Mumbai, India, offering services to shipowners and charterers, including dry cargo tankers sales and purchase, bunkering, market research, and shipping consultancy. The company provides comprehensive brokering services for clients such as exporters, importers, and traders. Seashine Chartering has moved its office to Ashish Complex in Mumbai on November 1, 2025. The firm offers shipbroking services for various vessel types including India Bulk, Crude, Handy, Handymax, Panamax, VLCC, Cape, Suezmax, and Aframax. Seashine Chartering was founded in 2001.

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