ASCO achieves major milestones with surge in dry cargo and tanker transport
Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Company Expanding Fleet
Azerbaijan’s state-run Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping Company (ASCO) has made significant strides in expanding its fleet to gain a stronger foothold in the marine transportation market. With the acquisition of two handy-size bulk carriers and aframax tankers, ASCO has not only increased its fleet but also improved its service offerings to clients. This article delves into the company’s recent developments and achievements in the maritime industry.
Expanding Fleet for Better Service:
Boasting the largest merchant fleet in the Caspian Sea, ASCO has set its sights on expanding into the oceans. The addition of two handy-size bulk carriers, Khojaly and Murovdag, has significantly enhanced the company’s capabilities. These new vessels can carry eight times more load than the company’s previous bulk carriers, allowing ASCO to cater to a wider range of cargo transportation needs. Additionally, the acquisition of aframax tankers has further bolstered ASCO’s fleet, enabling the company to provide efficient and reliable services to its customers.
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