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Capital Ship Management Corporation

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Added to the Dirty List 12 May 2020

Removed from the Dirty List 1 September 2021

Capital Ship Management Corporation did not respond to Burma Campaign UK correspondence but the Aispopos II vessel is no longer using military ports.

About the company

Capital Ship Management Corporation

Capital Ship Management Corporation is a Greek ship management company. It manages the Aisopos II container ship. This ship used the military owned TMT Port in Yangon, which is owned by the Burmese military and managed by the British company, Portia Management Services, which was also on the ‘Dirty List’.

Contact:

Capital Ship Management Corp.
Capital Building,
3 Iasonos Street
18537 Piraeus
Greece

Email: capital@capitalship.gr

Sources:

International Maritime Organisation website listing for Aisopos II

https://gisis.imo.org/Public/SHIPS/ShipDetails.aspx?IMONumber=9640994

International Maritime Organisation website listing for Aisopos II owner

https://gisis.imo.org/Public/SHIPS/CompanyDetails.aspx?IMOCompanyNumber=5697125

Myanmar Port Authority berthing list 22nd August 2019

http://www.mpa.gov.mm/sites/default/files/Berthing%2022.8.2019.pdf

Notified 11th October 2019

Added to the Dirty List 12 May 2020

Removed from the Dirty List 1 September 2021

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