Liner ScheduleTransporting resources from all over the world with one of world’s largest fleets
A wide variety of dry cargoes, from raw materials to finished products, such as wheat, corn, soybeans, minerals, metals, fertilizers, cement, salt, biomass fuels, wood chips, and steel.
Dry bulk transportation in the world, not to mention transportation to Japan that is dependent on imports for most of the above items, is growing increasingly brisk due to the development of the global economy and progress in international specialization.
Bulk carrier services from MOL Drybulk, which has one of world’s largest fleets, cater to diverse customer needs with safe transportation by versatile bulk carriers and multipurpose vessels that can transport diverse types of cargoes, as well as by various specialized bulkers that were designed and built in consideration of the characteristics of specific cargoes and conditions of points of loading and unloading.
With ships and vessels of various sizes, ranging from small- to large-sized bulk carriers, we provide high-quality transportation services by responding flexibly to various trades around the world.
At MOL Drybulk, based on the MOL Group Envionmental Vision 2.2, we are striving to achieve net zero emissions by 2050 and advancing the decarbonization of the ships we own and/or operate. Specifically, in addition to operational measures such as the use of hull paint that contributes to fuel savings and optimizing the ship’s trim during navigation, we are also actively engaged in the research and development of next-generation bulkers, fueled by methanol and ammonia for instance, which have a lower environmental impact than conventional heavy oil, and wind-assisted propulsion ships like the Wind Challenger.
