In his summary of the visit, Alessio highlighted the opportunity to meet with Carlos, representing the third generation of this family-owned business, who shared valuable perspectives on local operations. The team also toured SC’s facilities and observed one of their tug-and-barge units transporting clean petroleum products along the Amazon River.
Flumar barges ready for new charter in Belém
Internal News | 09.09.2025

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Technical Superintendent Krichna Leonor and Flumar Managing Director and General Manager Alessio Contran visited Belém and Barcarena last week to follow up on Flumar’s ocean-going barges at a local shipyard. Their focus was to complete final repairs before the barges were delivered to new bareboat charterer SC Transportes.

Flumar’s barges will play a key role in strengthening customer fuel logistics in Northern Brazil, where rivers remain the primary transport routes.
Did you know?
- Brazil has more than 20,000 km of navigable waterways, most of them in the Amazon region.
- Belém/Barcarena is a key hub for liquid bulk and barge traffic.
- The Amazon River carries about 20% of the world’s freshwater to the ocean.
- Flumar owns four ocean-going barges, each with a capacity of about 4,000 m³, built at Estaleiro Rio Maguari in Belém in 2022 and 2023.
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