Ultrabulk
Ultrabulk is a leading global dry bulk operator, servicing its customers in their maritime transportation needs in the MPP, Handysize, Supramax and Panamax segments.
Partnerships with close customers are the core of our business, and considerable effort is put into visualising and meeting their needs. Long-term perspectives drive investments aimed at building personal relations and cooperation.
With an asset light business model and a strong focus on risk assessment, we are a safe choice for your maritime transportation needs.
Ultrabulk A/S is a subsidiary of Ultranav, a privately owned shipping company for over six decades, headquartered in Chile and operating globally with offices in 15 countries.
Ultrabulk highlights
Ultrabulk key figures
135+
Fleet
52.4
Million Tonnes 2020
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Ports
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Voyages
Part of a large and diversified shipping group
Ultranav group
Ultranav is a privately owned shipping company with offices in 15 countries. Through eleven business units, we operate in five market segments: Oil, gas, dry bulk, coastal trades, and towage & offshore. We operate a fleet of gas and chemical carriers, tankers for crude oil and clean petroleum products, bulk carriers, feeder container ships, multipurpose vessels, harbor tugs, PSVs, AHTS, pusher tugs, barges and pilot boats.
Ultranav business units
A History of Growth
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1960
Started Shipowning activities. Building our first ship, the very small “Ultragas”.
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1965
Built first tugboat.
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1966
Regional Trade in clean petroleum products in Chile.
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1969
New liner service between Chile and Brazil.
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1970s
Sven von Appen took over management of the Ultranav group.
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1982
South American dry bulk operations in coastal trades.
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1985
Entered the offshore support business.
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1993
International diversification through partnerships in Peru and Argentina.
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1995
Regional expansion of chemical and panamax tanker operations.
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1999
Product tanker operations became regional.
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2004
Acquisition of international LPG fleet.
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2010
Went global in the dry bulk segment.
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2012
Added Aframax tanker operations.
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2014
Expanded product tanker operations.
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2018
Merged tug and offshore operations in Latin America with Ultranav.