M/MARITIME’S STRONG PERRFORMANCE RECOGNIZED IN Risk4Sea’s GLOBAL MARITIME MANAGEMENT RANKINGS
M/MARITIME is honored to announce its leading position in Risk4Sea’s latest assessment of top maritime managers worldwide. The prestigious list, which evaluates over 50 leading companies, highlights those with the most Port State Control (PSC) inspections free of detentions over the past 36 months.
We are immensely proud to share that M/MARITIME has secured the 2nd overall rank by Overall Score and an impressive 2nd place in the Deficiencies per Inspection metric. These key performance indicators are crucial as they independently measure operational excellence, irrespective of fleet size. More significantly, we are delighted to be recognized as 1st among all bulk carrier companies included in this list in both of these critical categories.
Commenting on this achievement, Dimitris Orfanos, DPA of M/MARITIME, stated:
“Our strong performance in PSC inspections, independently benchmarked by Risk4Sea, especially in ‘Deficiencies per Inspection’ and ‘Overall Score,’ directly reflects the consistently high standards we uphold. Furthermore, our internal analysis confirms we rank 1st among all bulk carrier companies included in this list in both these critical categories. This success is a testament to our crews’ and shore teams’ profound expertise, dedication, and systematic daily work, ensuring our partners not only optimum commercial performance but also the lowest possible regulatory risks.”
We extend our sincere congratulations to all the distinguished companies recognized on this esteemed list. It is truly an honor to be included among such a select group of global maritime leaders.
While external rankings serve as valuable benchmarks, our primary motivation remains the continuous pursuit of excellence. We are committed to continually enhancing our standards in safety, efficiency, and environmental stewardship, and we value the collaborative efforts of our peers in this shared journey of constant improvement within the maritime sector