Naxco Group

Established in 1967 and headquartered in France, Naxco Group serves as a comprehensive shipping agent handling diverse vessel types including liners, tankers, dry bulk carriers, and cruise ships. The organization manages a wide array of port agency services, ensuring efficient turnarounds by coordinating crew changes, bunkering, vessel repairs, and the delivery of essential supplies. These shipping agency activities are complemented by expertise in customs formalities and cargo documentation, facilitating smooth transitions through various global gateways. Naxco maintains a significant physical presence across numerous international territories, with dedicated branch offices located throughout France, Belgium, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. In Northern Europe, the network extends to Norway, while Mediterranean interests are served through locations in Greece, Egypt, Morocco, and Algeria. Further expansion into West Africa includes representation in Senegal, Ivory Coast, Benin, and Togo, alongside an established footprint in Southeast Asia through offices in Thailand and Viet Nam. Within French borders, the agency provides extensive coverage at major maritime hubs such as Le Havre, Marseille-Fos, Dunkirk, and Rouen. Quality and compliance form the foundation of these shipping agent operations. The company holds ISO 9001 certification and maintains the Authorized Economic Operator status, reflecting a commitment to international safety and security standards. Professional affiliations further include the FONASBA Quality Standard and active membership in BIMCO, which underscore the adherence to global industry best practices. By integrating local knowledge with international standards, the agency supports ship owners and charterers in navigating complex regulatory environments and logistical challenges. Every assignment is handled with technical proficiency, focusing on the specific requirements of the vessel and its crew while maintaining transparent communication with all stakeholders involved in the port call process.