Wagenborg Shipping

Over Wagenborg Shipping

Wagenborg offers total solutions within shipping on a worldwide scale. With more than a 100 years of experience in the north-western part of Europe, the Mediterranean, the trans-Atlantic routes and beyond, Wagenborg has every conceivable solution for the changing needs of modern transport. Our fleet consists of approximately 170 vessels owned by Wagenborg and captain owners and is modern and environmentally friendly, whilst our capacity ranges from 2,000-23,000 tonnes. With this diversity in size and tonnage we can guarantee just-in-time deliveries for nearly every cargo or freight contract. With an average age of 8.7 years, our fleet is one of the youngest in the entire world.

Chartering Since its foundation in 1898, chartering has been one of the most important pillars of Wagenborg. As one of the largest players in the area of chartering in northwest Europe, Wagenborg now undertakes the chartering for one in three ships that sail the Dutch flag.

Wagenborg offers tailored shipping solutions. The holds of our entire fleet are box-shaped and meet the increasingly more complex transport needs of large and small transhipment companies. The transport chain can easily be composed from various vessels - from coastal shipping with far inland destinations to northern and southern European, Atlantic routes, the Great Lakes, South America and the Far East.

Cargo The Chartering Department deals with a range of 'dry cargo'​, such as

- ore and minerals; - coal and cokes; - grain and derivatives; - fertilisers; - kaolin; - bigbags and - break-bulk.

Wagenborg is particularly specialised in

- forestry products, including timber, paper and cellulose; - steel products, including pipes, plates, rolls and rails. - Project cargo, including industrial construction projects, wind mills, dredging material, steel tanks, coils, yachts and cranes.

Adres

• Hoofdkantoor

  Marktstraat 10DelfzijlGroningen, Nederland

Team per functiegebied

Gebaseerd op 1 openbare functieprofielen, stand van 3 september 2026.

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