Industry research
Marine Shipping companies
Compare the business, risks, industry ranking, and Finn Score for 9 covered companies. Rankings use the latest available Finn industry data.
NMM
Navios Maritime Partners L.P.
Navios Maritime Partners owns and charters ships that carry oil, bulk goods, and containers around the world.
#1 of 20 · Finn Score 3.6/5
DAC
Danaos Corporation
Danaos owns container and dry bulk ships, then rents or charters them to cargo customers.
#3 of 20 · Finn Score 3.2/5
SBLK
Star Bulk Carriers Corp.
Star Bulk runs a global fleet of 138 vessels that ship dry bulk cargoes like iron ore, grain, bauxite, fertilizer, and steel products.
#4 of 20 · Finn Score 3.2/5
KEX
Kirby Corporation
Kirby is the largest U.S. domestic tank barge operator, with a growing engine services and power generation arm.
#5 of 20 · Finn Score 3.1/5
HAFN
Hafnia Limited
Hafnia runs product and chemical tankers that move fuels like gasoline, diesel, and naphtha around the world.
#6 of 20 · Finn Score 3.0/5
MATX
Matson, Inc.
Matson ships freight across Pacific lanes and brokers logistics, with Jones Act routes protecting much of its core business.
#10 of 20 · Finn Score 2.8/5
ZIM
ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.
ZIM is an Israel-based container shipper moving goods across global trade lanes.
#16 of 20 · Finn Score 2.6/5
BWLP
BW LPG Limited
BW LPG owns and operates very large gas carriers that move LPG, plus a trading arm that buys and sells LPG cargoes.
Not ranked · Not scored
ECO
Okeanis Eco Tankers Corp.
Okeanis owns modern crude tankers that move oil on purely spot market contracts.
Not ranked · Not scored
