Anglo-Eastern Group

Anglo Eastern is a leading, independent provider of ship management services to ship owners around the world and is one of the largest ship management companies in the world, with more than 450 ships under third party management in July 2015.[1]

In August 2015, it announced its merger with the Univan group, resulting in combined third party management of more than 600 ships.[2]

Anglo-Eastern Shipping Group
Ship Management
Industry Ship Management
Founded 1974[3]
Headquarters 23rd Floor of the MLC Tower, 248 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong
Key people
 Peter Cremers, Bjorn Hojgaard, Marcel Liedts, Mark Stevenson
Number of employees
 1,300 ashore/20,000 at sea
Website www.angloeasterngroup.com/home.aspx

History

Peter Nash established Anglo-Eastern in 1974, initially as a chartering and ship owning organization - with Anglo-Eastern Management Services being the in-house manager of the ships. The latter was the start of the present Anglo-Eastern Group.

The process of an MBO (Management Buy Out) in 1998 and a subsequent merger with an established UK ship manager, Denholm Ship Management in 2001, were the key factors in establishing the present AE Group as a truly independent, global ship manager.

Currently the Anglo-Eastern Group looks after a varied fleet, crew-based training, technical services and operating on a worldwide basis.[4]

In May 2012, the company entered a partnership agreement with the Teekay group, assisting them with crew management and training.[5]

The Company Today

The Anglo-Eastern Group has quietly grown over years, establishing an operation that is known for its service standards, emphasis on safety and long-standing employee records.

As of September 2013, Anglo Eastern managed more than 450 vessels, consisting mostly of container ships, bulk carriers and tankers (crude oil, product and chemical), heavy lift vessels (owned by Dockwise—a Dutch company) and a few general cargo and RoRo vessels. The Company employees more than 20000 sea going crew in their ships and also more than 1000 for their shore based jobs.

Hong Kong forms the hub of its operations, with company offices occupying more than 3 floors, in Queens Road, Wanchai. Their other large management offices (more than 50 ships each) are located in Singapore (tanker division) and Glasgow. Comparatively smaller offices (less than 25 ships) are located in Belgium, Germany, USA, Canada and India. The company's technical services division (AETS) supervises new builds and conversions in China, Korea and Philippines.

Since 2010, they have managed Pipe laying barges. In August 2015 Anglo Eastern merged with univan ship management and new group is called ANGLO EASTERN-UNIVAN GROUP. what brings us to a total of almost 29000 employees..

Senior Management Positions

Peter Cremers - Executive Chairman
1985:Anglo-Eastern, general manager
1990:Managing director
1997:Executive chairman (after a leading management buyout)
2001:CEO of Anglo-Eastern Group after merger with Denholm Ship Management
2015:Executive Chairman of Anglo-Eastern Unvian Group after merger with Univan[6]

Bjorn Hojgaard - CEO

Marcel Liedts - COO

Mark Stevenson - CFO

Offices Around the World

Hong Kong (Headquarters)
23/F, 248 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong

Far East
Singapore - 200 Cantonment Road, #16-02, Southpoint, Singapore 089763
Philippines - Makati City, 1229 Metro Manila. / Cebu City, Philippines
Macau - Edf. Jardim Brilhantismo, 12 andar "L" Macau
Japan - Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0004 Japan

Europe
United Kingdom - 144 Elliot Street, Glasgow, G3 8EX,United Kingdom
Belgium - Sneeuwbeslaan 14, Wilrijk B-2610, Antwerp, Belgium
Latvia - Riga 12 Citadales Street Riga LV-1010
Germany - Ferdinandstrasse 38-40, 20095 Hamburg, Germany
Ukraine - Balkovskaya Str.84, Office 401 Odessa Ukraine

Indian Subcontinent
Mumbai - AESM India Pvt Ltd, 303, 3rd Floor, Leela Business Park, Andheri-Kurla Road, Andheri (East)- Mumbai
Delhi - L 104 / 105, Jal Vihar Road, Lajpat Nagar - 2, New Delhi 110024
Kolkata - 2A, 2nd Floor, Puspanjali Chambers, 9/2A Topsia Road (South) Kolkata - 700046
Chennai - 4A EGA Trade Office, 809 Poonamelle High Road, KilPauk, Chennai 600 010, India

North America
Canada - 6600 Trans-Canada, Suite 235,Pointe Claire, Que. H9R 4S2, Montreal
United States - The Atrium, 10701 Corporate Drive, Suite #138, Stafford, Texas 77477, U.S.A

Types of Ships Managed

The company manages the following types of vessels

Crew Management

Main crewing sources are:

India, China, Philippines and Ukraine.(nepal)

Technical Services - AETS

Anglo-Eastern Technical Services (AETS) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Anglo-Eastern Ship Management Ltd, born through a demand in technical expertise, marine consultancy and project management. This includes New building / Conversion Consultancy, Life Extension Programmes, Pre-Purchase Surveys, Contract negotiation, Plan approval, On-site supervision, Planning, designing and execution of conversions, Pre-purchase inspection of ships and Condition surveys of ships.

Training

Anglo Eastern started its own cadet training academy AEMA (Anglo Eastern Maritime Academy) in 2009. This is located in Karjat, 2 hours' drive from Mumbai, India, houses 240 deck DNS cadets and 160 GME engine cadets, 40 ETO cadets and is expected to expand further.

The company has its own training centers, with full mission deck and engine simulators, in India (Mumbai Andheri—AEMTC,[7] Delhi), Ukraine (Odessa), Philippines (Manila).

Anglo Eastern was the first shipping company to launch virtual classes, whereby training is conducted online, over the internet by a remotely located teacher with a webcam. They also conduct online Computer based training over a platform called CMS (Competency Management System)[8]

Awards and Achievements

References

  1. ↑ Yan, Dexter (17 August 2015). "Anglo-Eastern and Univan agree to merge". Fairplay. IHS Maritime. Retrieved 24 September 2015.
  2. ↑ "Anglo-Eastern, Univan Join Forces". World Maritime News. 17 August 2015. Retrieved 24 September 2015.
  3. ↑ Anglo-Eastern Merchant Navy Cadet Training
  4. ↑ "Anglo-Eastern Group". Anglo-Eastern Group. Archived from the original on December 27, 2008. Retrieved January 10, 2009.
  5. ↑ Debbie (29 May 2012). "Teekay in Anglo Eastern Deal". Tradewinds.
  6. ↑ "Anglo-Eastern and Univan Merge". The Maritime Executive. The Maritime Executive. Retrieved 30 May 2016.
  7. ↑ AEMTC - website http://aemtc.aegroup.biz/[]
  8. ↑ Fonseca, Joseph. Maritime Training : A challenging course, Maritime Reporter and Engineering News, November 2012, pp 80-83

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