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Sallaum Lines expands RoRo fleet with twin delivery

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Sallaum Lines expands RoRo fleet with twin delivery
Sallaum Lines has taken simultaneous delivery of two new pure car and truck carriers (PCTCs), MV Ocean Express and MV Ocean Navigator.

Both vessels were built by China Merchants Jinling Shipyard (Jiangsu) Co. Ltd. and registered under the Cyprus flag.

Each offers a cargo capacity of 7,400 CEU across 13 decks, with vehicle height and width clearances of 5.4 metres and 13.5 metres respectively, designed to handle passenger vehicles, heavy commercial trucks, high-clearance SUVs, rolling machinery and oversized project cargo.

Powered by LNG dual-fuel propulsion systems, the vessels incorporate energy-efficient technologies that exceed current International Maritime Organization (IMO) regulatory requirements, delivering reductions in greenhouse gas emissions and air pollutants while maintaining the operational reliability required for deep-sea shipping.

Ibrahim Sallaum, founder of Sallaum Lines, said: “Welcoming two additional vessels into our fleet on the same day is a milestone we are immensely proud of. The Ocean Class vessels reflect the resilience, vision, and values that have guided Sallaum Lines since its inception. They are a testament to our belief in building a company that is prepared for the opportunities and challenges of the future.”

READ: Sallaum Lines takes delivery of LNG-fuelled PCTC

The deliveries come against a backdrop of sustained demand pressure. Over recent years, the appetite for Sallaum Lines’ services has repeatedly outpaced available capacity, constraining service consistency. The two new vessels are intended to address that gap directly.

China features prominently in the company’s near-term strategy. Sallaum Lines has operated eight sailings from the Far East to Europe in 2026 and has signalled plans to launch a dedicated China-Europe service in 2027.

Sami Sallaum, Chairman of Sallaum Lines, added: “The delivery of these vessels also reinforces our confidence in the long-term potential of the China-Europe trade corridor and our commitment to investing in the services and infrastructure required to support our customers as global trade continues to evolve.”


For more information:

Sallaum Lines – https://sallaumlines.com/

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