U & SEA

Registered owner
Commercial manager
  • South Korea
  • 1 vessels
  • 1,050 DWT
  • Active in 3 ports

U & SEA is a registered ship owner and commercial ship manager based in South Korea. The company owns and manages a fleet of 1 vessel with a combined capacity of 1,050 DWT. The fleet primarily consists of Fishing vessels. U & SEA's fleet is active across 3 ports and regions worldwide, including Busan and Montevideo. Based on MagicPort's screening against 300+ international sanctions watchlists, U & SEA is currently not sanctioned. Profile data is compiled from vessel registries, AIS feeds, and MagicPort's maritime intelligence layer, and updated continuously.

Profile last updated: · Data sourced from vessel registries, AIS feeds, and MagicPort's maritime intelligence layer

Fleet composition

Vessel types
Fishing 100%
Age distribution
25+y 100%

U & SEA's fleet operations map

Where this fleet calls — port-call density across regions

Port Area Calls

Contacts

  • Room 703, 763-20, Gamcheon 1-dong, Saha-gu, Busan, South Korea.

FAQ about U & SEA company

What is U & SEA?

U & SEA is Registered owner and Commercial manager and based in South Korea.

How many vessels does U & SEA manage?

The U & SEA manages a fleet of 1 vessel.

What is the total deadweight tonnage (DWT) of U & SEA's fleet?

The total DWT of U & SEA's fleet is 1,050 metric tons.

What types of vessels are in U & SEA's fleet?

The fleet consists entirely of Fishing (100%).

What is the age distribution of U & SEA's fleet?

The vessels are distributed by age as follows: 25+ years (100%).

Where is U & SEA located?

Address: Room 703, 763-20, Gamcheon 1-dong, Saha-gu, Busan, South Korea.

Is U & SEA sanctioned or risky?

U & SEA 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.

In how many regions does the U & SEA operate?

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