Based in Limassol, Cyprus, Ledra Ena Shipping is a maritime service provider and vessel operator that has supported the Mediterranean shipping sector since its establishment in 2010. Founded to address the complex logistical and operational needs of vessels transiting and calling at Cypriot ports, the company has evolved from a local agent into a multifaceted maritime organization. It functions simultaneously as a ship owner, commercial manager, and port service provider, maintaining a physical fleet while coordinating comprehensive agency tasks for third-party clients.
The company’s core identity revolves around its capability to execute specialized marine operations, with a particular emphasis on Ship-to-Ship (STS) transfers. This complex logistical service involves the transfer of cargo between seagoing ships positioned alongside each other, requiring precise coordination, specialized equipment, and experienced personnel. Beyond STS operations, Ledra Ena Shipping supports a broad spectrum of offshore and harbor activities. Its operational scope includes towage and salvage, pilotage, and the provision of support craft for rig assistance and technical projects.
To facilitate these activities, the company owns and manages a diverse fleet of vessels, including tugs, multipurpose workboats, and standby safety vessels. These assets allow the firm to respond directly to service requests rather than relying solely on subcontracted tonnage. The fleet is utilized for various critical tasks, such as antipollution measures, hydrographic surveys, and the safe transport of crew and technicians to offshore installations. This direct control over marine assets enables the company to offer around-the-clock support, ensuring that operations in the Eastern Mediterranean can proceed without interruption regardless of the hour or day.
In addition to its technical fleet operations, the company functions as a bonded stores and provisions supplier, handling the logistical resupply of fresh water, spare parts, and consumables for visiting ships. The organization adheres to rigorous international safety and environmental management standards, maintaining ISO certifications that govern its quality, environmental, and occupational health protocols. While its primary hub remains in Cyprus, where it is fully approved by the local Department of Merchant Shipping, the company maintains a strategic outlook focused on serving the wider Mediterranean region, offering a reliable link between vessels at sea and shore-based infrastructure.
