Fleet PVT Logistics  

Reaching Further Across the Seas – Connecting Journeys

The fleet is a core capability and an important foundation of PVT Logistics’ business operations.

To date, PVT Logistics owns and manages the operation of 12 vessels, with a total deadweight of approximately 416,538 DWT, serving the petroleum, chemical, and bulk cargo transportation segments in domestic and international markets.

The fleet is developed with a focus on enhancing capacity and gradually modernizing, with high requirements for safety, technical standards, quality, and environmental protection.

Technology – Efficiency – Green Development

PVT Logistics focuses on applying technology, optimizing operations, saving energy, controlling fuel consumption, and reducing emissions, with the aim of improving operational efficiency and promoting sustainable development. CII, EEXI, GHG, and energy efficiency requirements are given due attention throughout the management, operation, and investment in the fleet.

People – The Foundation of Safety

People are the decisive factor in the quality and safety of every journey. PVT Logistics focuses on enhancing management, operational, technical, and safety capabilities; at the same time, the Seafarer Training & Crew Supply Center provides trained and qualified seafarers to meet the operational requirements of the fleet on international routes and in demanding markets.

Safety – Efficiency – Commitment – Environmental Responsibility

Fleet Overview

 12

OPERATING VESSELS

416 K  DWT

TOTAL DEADWEIGHT CAPACITY

30 +

TRADE ROUTES

100 %

SAFETY

OWNED & OPERATED VESSELS (11)

PVT Jupiter

Double-hull oil tanker classified as IMO Chemical Type II, with a cargo capacity of approximately 20,848 m³ across 22 cargo tanks and a deadweight of about 20,832 DWT, designed to carry multiple grades of petroleum products and liquid chemicals simultaneously.

20,832 DWT IMO II

PVT Flora

Double-hull IMO II/III tanker (~19,956 DWT; 20 tanks; ~22,187 m³) for multi-grade petroleum and liquid chemical transport.

19.957 DWT IMO II

PVT Venus

Double-hull tanker (~13,149 DWT; 12 tanks; ~13,295 m³) for multi-grade petroleum and liquid chemical transport.

13.149 DWT IMO II

PVT Neptune

Multipurpose double-hull tanker (~13,056 DWT) for flexible and safe transport of petroleum products and liquid chemicals.

13.056 DWT IMO II

PVT Saturn

Multipurpose double-hull tanker (~13,159 DWT) for flexible and safe transport of petroleum products and liquid chemicals.

13.159 DWT IMO II

PVT Diamond

Single-hull bulk carrier (~55,623 DWT; 5 holds; ~70,868 m³) for transporting coal, clinker, cement, grains, and industrial bulk cargo.

55.623 DWT Bulk Carrier

PVT Pearl

Single-hull bulk carrier (~57,334 DWT; 5 holds; ~68,754 m³ / grain ~71,903 m³) for transporting coal, clinker, cement, grains, and industrial bulk cargo.

57.334 DWT Bulk Carrier

PVT Topaz

Single-hull bulk carrier (~57,318 DWT) for flexible and efficient transport of coal, clinker, cement, grains, and industrial bulk cargo.

57.318 DWT Bulk Carrier

PVT Coral

Single-hull bulk carrier (~57,260 DWT) for flexible and efficient transport of coal, clinker, cement, grains, and industrial bulk cargo.

57.260 DWT Bulk Carrier

PVT Emerald

Single-hull bulk carrier (~33,802 DWT) for flexible and efficient transport of coal, clinker, cement, grains, and industrial bulk cargo.

33.802 DWT Bulk Carrier

PVT Opal

Single-hull bulk carrier (~61,456 DWT) equipped with 5 holds, 4 cranes with 30-ton lifting capacity and 4 grabs with 12 m³ capacity for flexible and efficient transport of coal, clinker, cement, grain and industrial raw materials.

61.456 DWT Bulk Carrier

TECHNICALLY MANAGED VESSELS (1)

Fleet Development Strategy  

Expanding the Bulk Carrier Fleet

Developing a fleet of Supramax/Handysize bulk carriers in line with global shipping trends, enhancing dry cargo transport capacity across Asia–Pacific routes.

Maintaining the Oil/Chemical Fleet

Continuing to maintain and upgrade IMO II/III oil and chemical tankers, ensuring compliance with stringent vetting requirements from oil majors such as Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell, and Petronas.

Green Fleet & ESG

Moving toward an environmentally friendly fleet in compliance with IMO 2030/2050 carbon reduction targets, adopting fuel-efficient technologies and clean energy solutions.

Digital Transformation in Operations

Implementing real-time vessel monitoring systems (AIS), predictive maintenance, and integrated fleet management software to optimize operating costs and improve efficiency.

International Trade Routes

Asia–Pacific

Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan

South Asia & Middle East

India, UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia

Oceania

Australia, New Zealand

Vietnam Domestic

Oil and gas ports from North to South

 International Maritime Safety Standards

ISM Code

International Safety Management Code – ensuring structured and compliant safety management systems in ship operations

ISPS Code

International Ship and Port Facility Security Code – ensuring maritime security and protection against terrorism and piracy

MLC 2006

Maritime Labour Convention – ensuring seafarers’ rights, working conditions, and onboard welfare

MARPOL

International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships – controlling emissions and protecting the marine environment

SOLAS

International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea – standards for ship design, equipment, and safe operation

STCW

Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping – ensuring professional competence of seafarers