Three years after the start of their cooperation in the field of maritime transport of heavy loads, a market in which they are primary operators ( of 15 April 2021), the Netherlands' Jumbo Shipping and Germany's SAL Heavy Lift have extended their collaboration to the American Intermarine which is owned by the German company. Enlargement The partnership will see the establishment of the joint venture JSI Alliance which will become operational next Friday and will have a total fleet of 50 ships. With the new Cooperation The three companies will offer a commercial proposal unified through their network of offices and agents in 23 countries, providing a one-stop-shop for customers looking for business solutions. Sea freight for breakbulk cargo or for project cargo.

"This," said the president of Intermarine, Richard Seeg - it's a big step for Intermarine and a This is an important milestone for us in our more than 35 years of activity. We are a sister company of the SAL, which means that so far we have had a certain cooperation. But the creation of a real joint venture and a trade alliance marks the beginning of a new and more Great adventure."

The three partners highlighted the complementarity of the Intermarine's fleet, which consists of vessels with lifting capacity up to 500 tons, from which the portfolio of Jumbo and SAL ships begins. They also specified that Intermarine has great experience in the management of a mix of owned and chartered vessels, and if the Owned vessels generally deal with complex cargo, cargo volumes and the position of ships may require a different approach and attention to flexible commercial solutions offered by Intermarine significant contribution to making the joint venture a real and own one-stop-shop. "We have," explained the director Intermarine's operational manager, Lars Rasmussen - a facility that It allows you to combine many different ships and service areas. With JSI Alliance, you will be able to find simple transport solutions and the ability to manage more complex heavy-duty transport'.