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M/T Arionas Aids the Rescue of Migrants in the Mediterranean Sea
Athens, Greece, June 10, 2014. On Saturday June 7, in the early morning hours, M/T Arionas, a vessel managed by Capital Ship Management Corp., received instructions by MRCC Malta and MRCC Rome to divert course and take part in the rescue of 163 migrants in distress on board two inflatable boats in the Mediterranean, south of Malta.
After a successful rescue operation, 163 migrants boarded safely, were accommodated on the deck and provided with all necessary provisions (water, food, blankets etc.). None appeared to require medical attention. At the same time, all...
Capital Ship Management Corp. is Successfully Assessed by Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Against the “IMO Strategic Concept of a Sustainable Shipping Industry”
Athens, Greece, June 4, 2014. Capital Ship Management Corporation (‘Capital’) is prioritising a business strategy inspired by, and applying, the key principles and goals of the International Maritime Organisation’s (IMO’s) Strategy for Sustainable Maritime Transport Systems. Capital is incorporating key 'imperatives' and 'goals', as defined by IMO in the company’s management systems across its operations.
Capital has established a task force to implement specific actions, plans, processes, and to develop systems addressing sustainability. Priority has...
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes Delivery of M/V ’Hyundai Paramount’
Athens, Greece, April 5, 2013. Capital Ship Management Corp. successfully took delivery today of the container vessel M/V ’Hyundai Paramount’ at Hyundai Heavy Industries (“HHI”), Gunsan, South Korea. The M/V ‘Hyundai Paramount’ is a container vessel of 5,023 TEU and deadweight of 50,900 MT. It is one of five super-efficient new sister ships with eco-friendly design ordered, as Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. expands its operations into the container sector. All vessels have secured a 12 year time charter employment (+/- 60 days) to Hyundai Merchant...
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes delivery of M/V Archimidis and M/V Agamemnon
Athens, Greece, June 29, 2012. Capital Ship Management Corp. today announced that it successfully took delivery of the 8,000 TEU container vessels M/V Archimidis and M/V Agamemnon built 2006 and 2007 respectively at Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. (DSME), South Korea.
The Chief Executive Officer of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp supports the “Greece Debt Free” NGO Initiative
Athens, Greece, June 26, 2012. Capital Ship Management Corp. today announced that Mr. Evangelos Marinakis, the Chief Executive Officer of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp., in a highly symbolic action, offered the amount of €168,590 to repurchase Greek bonds worth €1.4 million, thus joining 33-year-old Peter Nomikos’ initiative for the creation of a nonprofit, nongovernmental, nonpolitical foundation called “Greece Debt Free” (GDF).
"Through this act, I wanted to set an example so as to show that we should all contribute to our country during these...
Capital Charity Run - Athens Classic Marathon
Athens, Greece, October 27, 2011. Capital Ship Management Corp. today announced that it is organizing a charity run on the occasion of the 29th Athens Classic Marathon. On November 13th, twelve Capital employees will be running the 10k race to raise money and awareness for children and young adults with mental disabilities. We have chosen to support the ‘Sikaridio Foundation’ (http://www.sikiarideio.gr/index.php), an open care training centre for children and young adults with...
The Chief Executive Officer of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp supports the Japan earthquake relief fund
Athens, Greece, March 20, 2011. Capital Ship Management Corp. today announced that Mr. Evangelos Marinakis, the Chief Executive Officer of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp., donated the amount of $140,000 to the Ambassador of Japan in Greece, Mr. Hiroshi Toda.
Mr. Evangelos Marinakis stated: “My personal relations, as well as those of my family, with Japan go way back in time, as a result of my investments in shipping ventures. We have worked together with the Japanese people in a number of occasions over the years and we were shocked by this biblical
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes delivery of M/V Aristos II
Athens, Greece, January 16, 2011. Capital Ship Management Corp. took successful delivery of the newbuilding vessel M/V Aristos II from Samho Shipyard Ltd. in South Korea, today. The M/V Aristos II is a handy size bulker vessel with a deadweight of 32,400 MT.
Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. Chief Executive Officer Mr Evangelos M. Marinakis voted 'Greek Shipping Newsmaker of the Year' at the 2010 Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards
Athens, Greece, December 11, 2010. Mr Evangelos Marinakis, the Chief Executive Officer of Capital Maritime & Trading Corp. who is also Chairman of the Board of Directors of Capital Product Partners L.P., and Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Crude Carriers Corp., was selected as "Greek Shipping Newsmaker of the Year" for 2010 at the annual Lloyd's List Greek Shipping Awards that took place in Athens on December 10, 2010.
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes delivery of M/V Miltiadis Junior III
Athens, Greece, November 9, 2010. Capital Ship Management Corp. successfully took delivery of the container vessel M/V Miltiadis Junior III built May 2010 at Wadan Yards, Wismar in Germany, today. The M/V Miltiadis Junior III is a gearless container vessel of 1,702 TEU and a deadweight of 23,889 MT.
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes delivery of M/V Aktor II
Athens, Greece, October 22, 2010. Capital Ship Management Corp. took successful delivery of the newbuilding vessel M/V Aktor II from Samho Shipyard Ltd. in South Korea, today. The M/V Aktor II is a handy size bulker vessel with a deadweight of 32,311 MT.
Capital Ship Management Corp. takes delivery of M/V Amorito
Athens, Greece, October 7, 2010. Capital Ship Management Corp. successfully took delivery of the container vessel M/V Amorito built May 2010 at Wadan Yards, Wismar in Germany, today. The M/V Amorito is a gearless container vessel of 1,702 TEU and a deadweight of 23,889 MT.
