Amasus Shipping

Founded in 1981 and headquartered in Delfzijl, Amasus Shipping maintains a strong presence in the Dutch maritime sector with additional operations centered in Capelle aan den IJssel near Rotterdam. The organization functions as a comprehensive partner for shipowners and operators, specializing in port agency services across major hubs in the Netherlands and Germany. Their agency department manages the intricate requirements of vessel port calls, ensuring that every arrival and departure is executed with precision. This includes the coordination of essential documentation, vessel clearance, and seamless communication with port authorities to maintain operational efficiency. The expertise of this firm extends to a wide range of husbandry services and logistical support. They facilitate crew changes, handle customs and immigration formalities, and oversee the delivery of bunkers, provisions, and spare parts. By maintaining a local presence in strategic locations like Eemshaven and the Rotterdam port complex, they provide real-time assistance and local knowledge that is critical for minimizing turnaround times. Beyond standard agency tasks, the team supports complex marine operations, including heavy lift projects and specialized sea-river transport, reflecting their deep integration into the regional shipping industry. Commitment to high operational standards is evidenced by various industry certifications, including ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, alongside compliance with ISM and ISPS codes. These credentials underscore a focus on quality management and environmental responsibility during every port stay. Amasus also operates an office in Hamburg, broadening its reach within the Northern European shipping corridors. Whether managing routine cargo operations or specialized technical calls, the agency ensures that all administrative and operational burdens are handled professionally, allowing vessel masters and owners to focus on their core maritime activities. Through decades of experience, the company has remained a reliable link between sea-going vessels and shoreside requirements, bridging the gap with expert local representation and dedicated port support.