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Why mporos

The same freight. The benefit stays with the trade.

The difference

We sell traditional ocean freight — the voyage the market already knows. We do not ask you to trade it differently. What changes is who keeps the benefit after the fixture. It returns to your trade, where it belongs.

Traditional sale

Ocean freight is the full cost of the maritime voyage of the cargo. It is rarely sold that way. Financial operators portion it into time-charter hire, bunker credit and other vendor facilities, each with its own risk, and gather them under a ship operator or owner outfit. When those facilities are settled, the disputes and claims travel back along the delivery chain.

Our freight

We sell the freight to your trade contract. We do not operate on vendor credit, bunker facilities or time-charter exposure. Gard P. & I. (Bermuda) Ltd. covers the partners along the chain. The freight we offer is firm, not conditional, and executable around the clock. What should not sit in your sale does not.

Our advantages

Aerial of a geared handysize bulk carrier with deck cranes

The only pure freight trader

We do not sell space as a time-charter optimizer or as a traditional intermediary operating on credit facilities.

Deck crane on a modern handysize grain bulker

Freight risk held outside your trade

Vendor counterparty credit, bunker-price and time-charter market volatility, Panamá Canal delays and other operational disruptions stay with us.

Dry bulk grain pouring in a dense stream

Post-fixture rebates

We offer post-fixture rebates so the economics stay with your shipment and strengthen the relationship with your customer.

Night grain berth with a geared handysize bulker

Zero claims

820,530 metric tons traded, with zero claims.

Grain terminal with a geared handysize bulker at dusk

Gard P. & I. (Bermuda) Ltd.

Gard P. & I. (Bermuda) Ltd. protects our clients — full Charterer’s Liability and Freight, D&D included.

Our model becomes your advantage.

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