Sale & Purchase
Vessel sales and brokerage
We work on both the buy and sell side: positioning, negotiation and closing.
Ask about this service →We represent both buyers and sellers.
Objective pre-purchase inspections before you commit your investment.
We handle the whole process, including financing and documents.
We move commercial vessels throughout the Americas.
Who we are
Dockedship is a maritime brokerage helping buyers, sellers and operators move commercial vessels across the Americas.
Whether you want to sell your vessel or need the right one for your operation, we handle the process from search to delivery.
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What we do
Whether you want to sell your vessel or need the right one for your operation, we handle the process from search to delivery.
Sale & Purchase
We work on both the buy and sell side: positioning, negotiation and closing.
Ask about this service →1 / 8 — Vessel sales and brokerage
How we work
We understand your needs: cargo, route, capacity, budget and timing.
We source vessels that fit and present the best alternatives.
Pre-purchase inspection by independent surveyors and document review.
Negotiation, financing, closing the transaction and vessel delivery.
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