HOKUSEI KK

Commercial manager
Registered owner
  • Japan
  • 3 vessels
  • 6,551 DWT
  • Active in 10 ports

HOKUSEI KK is a registered ship owner and commercial ship manager based in Japan. The company owns and manages a fleet of 3 vessels with a combined capacity of 6,551 DWT. The fleet primarily consists of General Cargo vessels. HOKUSEI KK's fleet is active across 10 ports and regions worldwide, including Kinwan and Kanmon. Based on MagicPort's screening against 300+ international sanctions watchlists, HOKUSEI KK is currently not sanctioned. Profile data is compiled from vessel registries, AIS feeds, and MagicPort's maritime intelligence layer, and updated continuously.

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Fleet composition

Vessel types
General Cargo 100%
Age distribution
0-5y 100%

HOKUSEI KK's fleet operations map

Where this fleet calls — port-call density across regions

Port Area Calls

Contacts

  • 7905-1, Kin-cho, Okinawa-ken 904-1201, Japan.
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FAQ about HOKUSEI KK company

What is HOKUSEI KK?

HOKUSEI KK is Commercial manager and Registered owner and based in Japan.

How many vessels does HOKUSEI KK manage?

The HOKUSEI KK manages a fleet of 3 vessels.

What is the total deadweight tonnage (DWT) of HOKUSEI KK's fleet?

The total DWT of HOKUSEI KK's fleet is 6,551 metric tons.

What types of vessels are in HOKUSEI KK's fleet?

The fleet consists entirely of General Cargo (100%).

What is the age distribution of HOKUSEI KK's fleet?

The vessels are distributed by age as follows: 0-5 years (100%).

Where is HOKUSEI KK located?

Address: 7905-1, Kin-cho, Okinawa-ken 904-1201, Japan.

Is HOKUSEI KK sanctioned or risky?

HOKUSEI KK is currently not flagged as risky. For detailed analysis please log into MagicPort’s Maritime Intelligence. Alternatively, you may also request a Free Sanctions Screening Report.

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