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Chapter III — About

We don't just move cargo
we build partnerships.

Built on decades of experience in freight forwarding, logistics, export management and international business.

06 /Timeline

Five decades, one thesis.

The scale has changed; the thesis has not. We still own the tonnage, still put the ship ahead of the deal, still keep score in port calls rather than press releases.

1978
Incorporated in Rotterdam as Pink & Co. Scheepvaart N.V.
1986
First VLCC delivery — M/T Pink Meridian, 257,000 DWT.
1994
Singapore office opens; expansion into Asia-Pacific clean products.
2003
Renamed Pinq Logistics following second-generation transition.
2014
TMSA 3 Stage-4 certification achieved fleet-wide.
2021
First dual-fuel LR2 ordered (delivered 2023).
2026
24 vessels, 4 offices, 6.1M DWT under management.
08 /Principles

Five unwritten rules, written down.

Principle I

The ship is the product.

Chartering exists to serve the fleet, not the other way around. A well-maintained hull fixes itself.

Principle II

No incident is small.

Near-miss reports reach the Chief Mariner within 24 hours. Every one is actioned, regardless of tonnage moved.

Principle III

Own the tonnage.

Operating leases and bareboat chassis introduce agency gaps. We own 22 of 24 hulls outright.

Principle IV

Audit every barrel.

Segregation logs, tank histories, and vetting files follow the cargo — electronic chain-of-custody, load to disch.

Principle V

Pay the crew well.

Industry median + 12% across all ranks. Retention at 94% for senior officers; tenure average 11 years.

09 /Presence

Four offices, one desk.

HQ · Chartering
Rotterdam
Wilhelminakade 179, 3072 AP
51.9039° N / 4.4861° E
Asia Pacific
Singapore
Marina Bay Financial Centre, Tower 3
1.2789° N / 103.8547° E
Americas
Houston
1000 Main Street, Suite 3400
29.7571° N / 95.3668° W
Technical
Athens
Akti Miaouli 85, Piraeus
37.9422° N / 23.6455° E