We are proud to announce that Carell has been featured in the latest issue of Ship Management International, one of the most respected publications in the maritime industry. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to providing high-quality ship repair services, efficient solutions, and innovative maritime engineering.
Key Highlights of the Feature:
In the latest edition of Ship Management International (Issue 115), our reputation as a leader in the ship repair sector was highlighted. The feature shines a spotlight on our expertise in drydocking, afloat repairs, and our comprehensive services offered across all Greek yard locations. The article explores how we’ve evolved over the years, adapting our services to meet the growing demands of the maritime industry.
The article also discusses Carell’s strategic partnership with Karval Shipping Agency, emphasizing our ability to provide integrated maritime services, from operational support to full-scale repairs. This collaboration has enhanced our reputation as a reliable, flexible partner for fleet owners, with fast-response capabilities and technical precision.
Sustainability is another core topic in the article. Our efforts to implement eco-friendly hull cleaning, advanced cathodic protection systems, and sustainable ship repair solutions are paving the way for a greener maritime future. These initiatives are essential not only for reducing our carbon footprint but also for helping our clients meet environmental regulations in an increasingly green-conscious industry.
We also take a moment to reflect on our history. What started as a small operation in Alexandria, Egypt in 1955 has now grown into a third-generation, fully owned Greek ship repair company known for technical excellence, reliability, and customer-centric service.
As the industry continues to face new challenges, we remain committed to driving innovation and sustainability in ship repair, making us the go-to partner for shipowners and operators looking for high-quality, reliable solutions.
Read the full article in Ship Management International, Issue 115.
