Pioneers in global ship management

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Today, that includes around 680 vessels under full technical management, another 250 ships under crew management, and the project management to date of almost 1,000 newbuildings and conversions. Supporting our fleet are more than 39,000 seafarers and over 2,100 shore employees, based out of our Hong Kong head office and another 29 locations worldwide.

Our Promise

Shaping a better maritime future

Anglo-Eastern leads by doing the right things the right way. We enable everyone to perform at their best, while challenging ourselves to responsibly shape the industry and make a positive impact in our communities. We are committed to building trust, driving performance, and shaping a better maritime future.

Having the courage to do what’s right

We take ownership for all outcomes and stand firmly for what we believe in, even when we have to make tough calls. We engage in open, honest dialogue to meet our stakeholders’ needs.

Progressively setting the standard

We look beyond the status quo and always strive to be the best we can be. We seek the latest knowledge and skills to set standards and deliver results.

Nurturing our people and communities

We have an unwavering commitment to the ongoing growth and success of our people, and the communities that depend on us.

Key Milestones

Our rich maritime heritage spans close to 50 years, throughout which we have worked in close partnership with our shipowner clients, engaging in ship management, crew management, and technical services for vessels of all sizes and types.

Aug 1974

Anglo-Eastern is incorporated in Hong Kong.

Dec 1994

Anglo-Eastern welcomes its 50th ship under management.

Aug 1998

Peter Cremers leads a management buy-out of the company.

Nov 2000

Our flagship Anglo-Eastern Maritime Training Centre (AEMTC) is established in Mumbai.

Oct 2001

Anglo-Eastern merges with UK-based Denholm Ship Management. Peter Cremers is appointed chief executive.

Jul 2006

MT Rainbow Quest is welcomed as our 200th ship under management.

Aug 2009

Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (AEMA) is founded in Karjat, India.

Sep 2009

MV Saga Spray is welcomed as our 300th ship under management.

Apr 2012

Anglo-Eastern welcomes its 400th ship under management.

Aug 2015

Anglo-Eastern merges with Hong Kong-based Univan Ship Management, resulting in a combined fleet of more than 600 ships under management. Peter Cremers is appointed chairman and Bjorn Hojgaard chief executive.

Oct 2017

Anglo-Eastern undergoes its first rebranding exercise in more than 40 years, introducing newly articulated values and a refreshed visual identity.

Apr 2020

Our head office in Hong Kong relocates to new iconic premises across the harbour in Kowloon Bay.

Jul 2021

Anglo-Eastern Fleet Performance Centre (AEFPC) launched to leverage data in improving overall fleet safety and performance efficiency.

Apr 2022

Anglo-Eastern joins the ‘Maritime Just Transition Task Force’ established at COP26 to pursue a fair and equitable green transition.

May 2022

Anglo-Eastern and Seaspan launch procurement joint venture, Sea Sourcing, to leverage scale in vendor negotiations and enable increased pricing stability.