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Commercial management for owners who value control

Employment strategy, voyage economics, and performance reporting: the commercial function of an owner's office, delivered as a service.

Commercial management places a vessel's earning power in professional hands while ownership stays exactly where it is. Nandan Maritime takes commercial control of tonnage: positioning it, fixing it, and accounting for it with the transparency an asset owner is entitled to expect.

The service is structured for owners preparing to grow: disciplined voyage economics today, and a platform built for scalable fleet development tomorrow.

What the desk covers

Scope of service

Commercial control
Employment decisions, market positioning, and fixture approval managed under a clear mandate agreed with the owner.
Freight and revenue optimisation
Voyage and period alternatives compared on time-charter-equivalent earnings, not headline rates.
Voyage planning and budgeting
Bunkers, port costs, canal dues, and margins estimated before fixing, then tracked against actuals.
Laytime and demurrage
Laytime positions calculated as the voyage happens; claims documented, submitted, and pursued to settlement.
Performance reporting
Regular, legible reporting of earnings, costs, and outstanding exposures per vessel and per voyage.
Counterparty risk
Charterers and cargo interests screened before commitment: track record, sanctions exposure, and payment behaviour.

Common questions

Asked before every mandate

Does commercial management include technical management?

No. The service covers the commercial function: employment, voyage economics, and reporting. Technical management, crewing, and maintenance remain with the owner's appointed technical manager.

How is the mandate structured?

Under a written commercial management agreement defining authority limits, reporting cadence, and fees, so the owner keeps exactly as much control as it wants to keep.

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