Inflot Georgia LTD

Inflot Georgia LTD began its operations in 1993 and is based in the port city of Batumi. Over the decades, it has become a central figure in the maritime landscape of the Black Sea region, providing specialized agency services at all major Georgian ports, including Batumi, Poti, Kulevi, and Supsa. The company maintains its primary office in Batumi while operating an additional branch in Poti to ensure direct oversight of vessel activities and cargo handling along the coast. The core focus of the company involves the comprehensive management of vessel port calls. This includes meticulous coordination with port authorities, customs, and immigration departments to facilitate smooth entries and departures. Agents handle all necessary vessel clearances and documentation, ensuring that international and local regulations are strictly followed. Beyond administrative formalities, the company manages on-site operational requirements such as stevedoring and cargo supervision, catering to a wide range of vessels including tankers, dry bulk carriers, and container ships. Operational support extends to essential husbandry services designed to assist shipowners and crew members. These tasks involve managing crew changes, arranging for medical assistance, securing necessary visas, and organizing local transportation and accommodations. Technical logistics are also a significant part of their daily activities, encompassing the coordination of bunker fuel delivery, fresh water supplies, and the procurement of provisions or spare parts required for ongoing voyages. To maintain professional standards, Inflot adheres to international quality management systems and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification issued by Bureau Veritas. It is also an active participant in professional maritime networks, holding membership in the National Association of Ship Brokers and Agents of Georgia, which aligns with FONASBA standards. This framework allows the agency to provide reliable protective services and liner representation, acting as a dedicated link between vessel operators and the complex infrastructure of Georgian maritime hubs.