B+H Ocean Carriers

B+H Ocean Carriers

Infobox Company
company_name = B+H Ocean Carriers Ltd.
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company_type = Public
foundation = 1978
location = Hamilton, Bermuda
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area_served = Global
industry = Shipping
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homepage = [http://www.bhocean.com www.bhocean.com]
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B+H Ocean Carriers (ose|BHOC, amex|BHO) is an international shipping company that operates seven bulk ships, seven product tankers and two chemical tankers. Based in Hamilton, Bermuda it also has offices in Oslo, Singapore, Bristol and New York. The company is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange.

The company started out in 1978 when B+H Shipping Group was founded in New York and Oslo. In 1984 it also started with commercial management of its ships. B+H Ocean Carriers was founded in 1988 when B+H took over Canadian Pacific's fleet of handysize and medium range tankers. At the same time the company was listed in the American Stock Exchange. The following year the company bought the Marathon Oil Company's fleet of panamax and suezmax tankers. 1991 saw the introduction of technical management in the company. The company entered the bulk sector in 2004.


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