Avra Ship Details and Seafarer Feedback

**Title: ITF Reports Abandonment of Vessel AVRA 1: Critical Update** In a concerning development, the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has flagged the vessel **AVRA 1** (IMO: 9559688) for abandonment, adding to the ongoing global issue of seafarer rights. **Key Details:** - **Flag State**: Marshall Islands - **Port of Origin**: Conakry, Guinea-Conakry - **Outstanding Wages**: Three months unpaid - **Total Crew Members**: 18 - **Diverse Nationalities**: Crew includes nationals from Romania and Ukraine - **Report Submission Date**: March 1, 2026 - **Current Status**: Open investigation by ITF The **ITF Seafarers Abandonment List** serves as a vital resource for monitoring and addressing such distressing cases that affect the wellbeing of maritime professionals worldwide. The AVRA 1 case underscores the urgent need for increased measures to protect seafarers from abandonment and to ensure their rights are upheld at sea. Stay tuned for further updates as this situation develops.

Sources tell that Norway’s Sole Shipping, has put the nine-year-old 32,000 dwt bulker Fantholmen in the shop window. This is a rare move by the 22-ship strong owner. Sole Shipping has been among Norway’s fastest growing owner over the last three years, adding nearly 20 ships since 2016. Sole will most likely earn around $2m on the sale as the ship was bought for $6m from compatriot Western Bulk in 2016. VesselsValue sets the market value of the ship at $7.4m.

for 8,5m to undisclosed buyers