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JULIUS CAESAR

VLCC · Year built 2022EXPLORE ↓
VLCCFleet category
2022Year built
300,000Deadweight / tonnes

JULIUS CAESAR is part of the published TOP SHIPS VLCC fleet. Built in 2022, the vessel is listed with a deadweight of 300,000 tonnes and MARSHALL I. flag particulars.

JULIUS CAESAR
Year built
2022
DWT
300,000
Flag
MARSHALL I.
Charterers
TRAFIGURA
Charter duration
3+1+1 YEARS
Expiry of Firm Charter Period
Q1 2028

The vessel’s particulars connect its physical profile with its commercial service. Year built, capacity, flag and charter information can be explored together here, with the wider Fleet list providing a comparison across the portfolio.

The published vessel entry identifies TRAFIGURA as charterer, a charter duration of 3+1+1 YEARS, and expiry of the firm charter period in Q1 2028.

The firm period and any additional option periods are different parts of a charter structure. The “+” notation in the published duration shows additional periods; it should not be read as a statement that every option has already been exercised.

The Fleet & Charter Coverage section places individual vessel entries alongside the wider fleet schedule. Financial reports and company announcements provide the appropriate context for revenue figures, ownership interests and other commercial details.

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The company publishes separate technical and environmental profiles for MR tankers and crude oil tankers. These category-level profiles describe the equipment and specification approach in more detail than the vessel list. Those profiles explain how cargo arrangements, machinery and environmental features relate to the fleet’s different transport services.

For an accessible explanation of propulsion, hydrodynamics, energy-related equipment, ballast water treatment and cargo systems, explore Technology & Eco Design. The full published technical lists remain available in Fleet.

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