The fifth study · owners, operators, managers, breakbulk · Aug 2026

Who owns the ships

The other half of the chartering market. /chartering finds the cargo owners who book vessels; this finds the people who provide them — and they are customers too, for agency and husbandry.

These are not charterers — the pitch is different

A charterer buys freight from us. An owner or manager buys agency and husbandry — the port call, the crew change, the spares clearance, the bunker coordination. companies here, named individuals, and of them have a UAE office.

Ship managers are the best customers on this page: they run whole fleets technically, so every vessel needs an agent at Jebel Ali, Fujairah or Khor Fakkan. That is recurring, fleet-wide revenue rather than one fixture.

Companies, by how deep our contacts go
A company with eight named brokers is a different prospect from one with a switchboard. Sorted by named people.
CompanySegmentNamed people EmailsUAE office
Every contact we hold
One row per person or office. A blank is unproven, never guessed.
CompanyPersonTitleOffice EmailPhone
Crawled and classified
75 Gulf sites found automatically, each then visited and typed by hand. Junk rows are kept on purpose so the same dead ends are not re-crawled.
CompanyTypeBaseFit Contacts foundWhy
Read these before calling
  • V.Group's global head office is now Dubai (DIFC) and its Group CEO is UAE-based — the largest agency opportunity on this list.
  • BSM shares its Dubai office with Waypoint Port Services — Schulte's own port agency. They are a husbandry competitor, not a customer.
  • Anglo-Eastern and Wallem have no UAE office at all. Their own contact maps show zero Middle East locations; similarly-named Dubai entities are unrelated companies. Strike them from any target list.
  • Chipolbrok opened a wholly-owned Dubai subsidiary in Dec 2024 — newest breakbulk carrier here and the least entrenched.
  • Arrow's Dubai brokers came from a Jun-2025 archive snapshot, not a live page. Re-verify before using a name.
  • Taylor Maritime announced a managed realisation in Mar 2026 — a fleet sell-down, not a long-term partner.
  • No fleet or vessel layer. Ship names, tonnage and per-vessel ownership need an Equasis account. Without it we match companies, not tonnage.