We are
leaders
in dry bulk
shipping
solutions
Cargo operated via
voyage charter in 2023
23.5m mt
Cargo operated via
voyage charter in 2023
23.5m mt
We transport essential materials worldwide with our advanced fleet, playing our part in supporting responsible economic growth. Reliable, efficient and sustainable, our shipping solutions leverage the latest technology combined with expert technical and commercial management. We continuously innovate to enhance our services 
and set new standards in our industry.
We operate 41 long-time dry cargo vessels ranging from Panamax to Capesize. 18 ships are time chartered, 26 ships are bareboat chartered, including one which is fully owned. The average age of our fleet is four years.
Our people are the key to our success and growth. We share values, a common purpose and pride in what we do. We aspire to a safe, resilient and collaborative work environment where everyone thrives.
We are committed to helping decarbonise dry bulk shipping and being part of the solution in reaching net zero by 2050. Enhancing environmental stewardship, diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) at all levels and ethical governance are top priorities.
Yannis Haramis, CEO
11 December 2024
December 2024 GCL and its Joint Venture partners – Drylog , are committed to sustainability and efficiency by utilizing the latest technological advancements. In 2024, GCL invested over USD 13.5 million in drydocking five of its vessels, with USD 1.75 million dedicated to energy-saving devices. This initiative ensures a significant reduction in fuel consumption […]
3 November 2024
On November 3, 2024, MV AM UMANG made headlines by arriving at the Haldia Dock Complex, Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata, with an impressive dry bulk parcel load of 39,149 MT of Flux Cargo (Limestone) for Tata Steel. This remarkable achievement surpassed its previous record of 39,084 MT set on September 4, 2024. The successful […]
18 October 2024
Global Chartering Limited (GCL) is proud to announce the signing of a new 82,400 deadweight tonnage (DWT) bulk carrier, to be named GCL Praia Mole.