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SErvices
SHip operation (technical MANAGEMENT)
Adele Shipping and Freight DMCC started in 2022 as a shipping company and was growth-oriented with an attractive modern fleet. The company provides full maritime services to all types of vessels, like chemical tankers, crude tankers, product tankers, and gas tankers, with a focus on ‘ECO’ features. The team at Adele is committed to operating a well-maintained vessel with the safety of the crew, ship,
and environment as a priority. Our technical and marine teams are always at the forefront of maintaining the vessel in compliance with all regulatory requirements and operating it to the highest industry standards, allowing optimal utilization of the vessel by all stakeholders. For this purpose, our Marine and Technical Departments are committed to maintaining the highest standards in health and safety through ongoing training and development of their staff and vessel crew.
Chartering
Our chartering division works closely with ship owners to charter vessels for our customers' shipments by checking and planning all technical, legal, and commercial aspects. In doing so, we are able to help minimize any risk surrounding the transportation of our customers' consignments by supplying them with transport that is fully compliant with international standards.
Distribute crude and petroleum products.
Adele Shipping and Freight DMCC transports crude oil, refined products, chemicals, and liquefied gas for Adele’s customers worldwide, offering our customers access to energy, full logistics services, and charter services. A strong leadership and competent team of originators, business developers, traders, and operators manages our relationships with crude producers, refiners, and exporters and supports
the purchasing and sales operations.
IMO regulations and OCIMF
One of Adele’s vision and mission are to operate all managed vessels in the safest and most efficient manner to meet and exceed the requirements of our shipowners, flag states, ports states, class societies, charterers, customers, and other stakeholders in full compliance with IMO requirements as well as OCIMF standards.