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Let’s take a high-level tour of Market Value, which allows you to track valuations across your fleet, competitors, and the overall market.
Our values are updated daily, are driven by algorithms, and leverage the latest market transactions, negotiations, and intelligence.
Here is the individual vessel page for a Capesize bulk carrier.
These valuations are updated daily and are calculated from a model incorporating ship type, age, size, features, and freight earnings. All figures are in USD mil.
Here, you can see a historical analysis of the market value, newbuild, and demolition value.
For this specific vessel, we can see the UBO which is the entity that has a controlling stake in the Beneficial Owner, either directly or through its subsidiary companies or investment holdings.
On the company page, you can view the company’s fleet and individual investment and management structures.
The VV Matrix displays the market value of a generic vessel across the main vessel types for all ages from -3YO to 25YO and stays constant throughout the year.
By hovering over the valuations, you can see the ship specifications, such as size, builder, and engine.
This is just a peek of what VesselsValue can do. Want to see it in action? Click the link below.
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Let’s take a high-level tour of Fleet Database, which allows you to search and compare specifications of individual vessels and build your own queries.
Start by indicating which specific vessel criteria you want to use in your search.
Here, I want to search for Live Capesize or Post Panamax bulk carriers built between 2020 and 2026 with a scrubber fitted on or after January 1, 2020.
After generating the results, you have the option to customize what fields you want shown.
After making your selection, you can compare multiple vessels, track their voyages, or add them to a portfolio to easily generate reports and track the vessels most important to you.
This is just a peek of what VesselsValue can do. Want to see it in action? Click the link below.