Daehan Shipbuilding, European Maritime Finance (EMF) and Atlas Maritime celebrate the launch of Copenhagen Star, one of EMF’s latest LR2 115,000 DWT tankers. The launch is special due to the vessel name being the same as the company’s Denmark Headquarters location.  The city of Copenhagen has been important to European Maritime Finance since its founding. EMF would like to thank their many investors, employees and significant stakeholders for their long term support and commitment.  The Copenhagen Star has hull number

We are thrilled to announce that the HN5093 Athenian Star has been successfully waterborne! This marks a significant milestone, and we could not be prouder of the dedication and expertise that made it possible. A huge thank you to everyone involved in this achievement.

European Maritime Finance (EMF) joined forces with CIMC Raffles and Atlas Maritime Ltd. to name our two innovative PCTC vessels – Electric Star (H578) and Green Star (H579) – each capable of carrying 7,000 cars. A big thank you to our investors! https://maritimefinance.eu/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/EMF_chinaElectricStar_namingCeremonyAndFormalEvents.mp4

European Maritime Finance (EMF) and long-time partner Atlas Maritime Ltd. celebrated the naming of four new LR2 115,000 DWT tankers at Daehan Shipbuilding in South Korea. The vessels, Stavanger Star, Oslo Star, Copenhagen Star, and Athenian Star, were officially named in a memorable ceremony. A heartfelt thank you to all our investors and partners!

Copenhagen, 23 January 2025 – European Maritime Finance (EMF) is proud to have had the opportunity once again to discuss the future of the maritime industry and the promising opportunities it presents. The seminar highlighted EMF’s role as a driving force in the industry, combining deep expertise in maritime investments with a solid commitment to cleaner solutions. With over a decade of experience, EMF stands out for its ability to navigate the complexities of the market while supporting greener initiatives.

Denmark, Copenhagen – 31 January 2025.  European Maritime Finance had the pleasure to host the Ambassador Sherif in their corporate headquarters. The new office is located in the former Maersk Global Headquarters.  Egypt is the second largest economy in Africa. Egypt’s geography makes the country an important maritime hub in global trade. Egypt also owns and controls the Suez Canal, the most important global water way. The Suez Canal was built in 1869 and expanded significantly in 2015. More than 20,000 vessels sail through the canal annually.  Ambassador Sherif recognized

Yantai, China, January 16th 2025 CIMC Raffles and European Maritime Finance (EMF) celebrate the name giving of EMF’s latest two PCTC vessels, each capable of carrying 7,000 cars with long term partner Atlas Maritime. The ceremony was held at the CIMC Raffles Yard.  The purpose of a name giving is a public celebration, solemn blessings and invite good luck for the ship, its crew and its passengers.  1828, was the first written record of a female christening a ship and 1890

European Maritime Finance (EMF) names 4 new LR2 tankers on the same day with Daehan Shipbuilding in Korea South Korea, January 13th 2025 – Daehan Shipbuilding and European Maritime Finance (EMF) celebrate the name giving of EMF’s latest LR2 115,000 DWT tankers with long term partner Atlas Maritime. The ceremony was held at the Daehan Shipbuilding Yard.  In the shipping industry, a “name giving ceremony” is the official event where a vessel is named and introduced. It is a traditional occasion

United States Ambassador to the Kingdom of Denmark Alan Leventhal visits European Maritime Finance new Copenhagen office Denmark, Copenhagen – 18 December 2024.   European Maritime Finance had the pleasure to host Ambassador Leventhal in their new offices. The offices are located in the former Maersk Global Headquarters.  Ambassador Leventhal recognized European Maritime Finance efforts leading sustainability in shipping and talked about the importance of the relationship between the United States and Denmark. Denmark and the United States have enjoyed a