Container ship sale
Our team supports you at every stage of a purchase. We listen first and ask focused questions. What cargo, what ports, and what trading pattern. Then we check what the market can offer. You receive options that fit your operation today and support growth later.
How a container ship sale works from first request to handover
We follow a clear path, with simple milestones. First we define the ship profile. Think of TEU range, deadweight, speed, fuel type, and gear. Next we screen candidates. We check class, flag, maintenance history, and trading limits. We also look at port state control records when available.
After the first screening we arrange viewings and inspections. We can support hull and machinery surveys, bunker checks, and document reviews. We help you understand what findings mean for cost and time. If you need modifications, we discuss options with yards and makers. We can also advise on realistic lead times for parts and repairs.
Many buyers also need financing, insurance, and a delivery plan. We align the schedule with all parties. That reduces stress and prevents surprises near closing. For more background on our way of working, see the about us page.
Each project has its own pace. Some clients need a ship ready to trade within weeks. Others plan fleet renewal over a longer period. We match our support to your timeline and risk level. You get honest feedback on condition, expected costs, and practical next steps.
What Shipned manages so you can stay focused
We support you before and after the contract. During negotiations we help you set clear terms. We highlight both strengths and attention points of each ship. We also help you confirm what is included in the sale. For example spares, manuals, and onboard equipment. This improves clarity and helps avoid disputes later.
After agreement we coordinate the paperwork. This can include class records, flag matters, export steps, and closing documents. We also assist with practical planning for the delivery voyage. That can be a sailing delivery, towage, or transport by heavy lift. The best method depends on ship condition, route, and timing. You get one contact person who keeps you updated until the ship arrives.
If you want to start with a short request, use our purchase enquiry form. We reply with clear questions and a realistic plan.
Shipned guides you from first enquiry to safe and timely delivery with knowledge, precision, and commitment.
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Why Shipned
Your trusted maritime partner since 1972
Shipned offers a transparent process from first contact to final delivery. We help you define what you really need, then we search for matching ships. For each candidate we review technical status, trading history, and upcoming costs. We also discuss what you may want to improve, such as fuel efficiency, crew comfort, or cargo handling equipment. Together we decide which ships deserve a closer look.
When you select a ship, we help you move from intent to closing. We align inspection outcomes with negotiations and next steps. We support the flow of documents and certificates. We also coordinate timing with owners, agents, class, and authorities. This structured approach helps you keep momentum and reduces risk in cross border deals.
Clear communication matters. You receive updates in plain language and you can ask questions at any time. If you want to speak directly, you can also reach us via the contact page. We will point you to the right person and respond with practical options.
Supervision and project management
We can supervise inspections, repairs or conversions on your behalf. Our project management support keeps yard work, budgets and timing aligned with your goals.
International delivery coordination
We plan the delivery voyage or transport, prepare routing and arrange permits when required. This reduces delays and helps your new vessel start work on time.
Proven international experience
Since 1972 we have completed many cross border transactions. That experience helps us prevent issues and find practical solutions when rules or conditions change.
Local understanding, global reach
We know the habits of different maritime regions and combine that insight with a worldwide network. This gives you direct access to ships and decision makers.