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Additional Vessel Details in Starboard Vessel Reports

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Written by Mark Douglas
Updated over a week ago

The Additional Vessel Details section in Starboard’s vessel reports provides an in-depth view of a vessel’s registration, classification, construction, and critical dimensions. This data is sourced from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) ship identification scheme, which is managed by S&P Global Market Intelligence. It is provided to help users track potential risks and gain insights into vessel compliance. Below, we break down the Additional Vessel Details section.

The information available from S&P Global Market Intelligence varies between vessels. Some details may not be available for all vessels, and Starboard hides fields where no information is available.

STENA IMMACULATE, vessel information showing the vessel under repair following a collision that occurred in March 2025.


Identification

Basic identity information including current and previous names, vessel flag, vessel type, and identifiers (MMSI, Call sign, IMO number).

Registration

Technical registration information, including port of registry, communications information (email, Satcom ID, and Inmarsat numbers), ship and class status, specialist class notation information, and protection and indemnity club details.

Vessel Type

Breakdown of the vessel type using the StatCode 5 Shiptype Coding System.

You can find more information on the StatCode 5 system on the S&P Global website →

Special Features

Information about the vessel’s special construction and classification characteristics.

Build Details

Shipyard and country of build, along with the in-service/commission date.

The build date from S&P Global Market Intelligence is used to determine the vessel’s age, which is then factored into the vessel age risk assessment. Learn more about risk indicators →

Capabilities

Additional details about the vessel’s construction, capacity, and capabilities. This includes hull construction and material, main engine power, bunker fuel type and capacity, vessel operating speeds, crane and pump ratings, and cargo capacity—whether liquid, bulk cargo, passengers, or vehicles.

Owner, managers, personnel

Details about the number and nationality of the crew.

Structure

Key vessel dimensions, including length, breadth, height and depth.

Tonnage

Gross tonnage (GT), net tonnage (NT), and deadweight tonnage (DWT).


Conclusion

The Additional Vessel Details section of Starboard’s vessel reports provides a detailed, table-based overview of a vessel’s identity, construction, and capabilities. By understanding and interpreting this data, users can better assess vessel performance, identify potential risks, and make informed decisions.

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