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  • We are pleased to announce the acquisition of our forth 180k DWT Capesize Bulk Carrier "Thalassini Niki" that successfully joined our fleet on July 07th 2022. May she always have uneventful voyages and winds from her stern!
    Καλορίζικο και Καλοτάξιδο!

  • We are pleased to announce the acquisition of our forth 180k DWT Capesize Bulk Carrier "Mineral Yarden" TBR "Thalassini Njord" that was successfully taken over yesterday joining Enesel Limited's fleet. May she always have uneventful voyages and winds from her stern!
    Καλορίζικο και Καλοτάξιδο!

  • We feel very honored and proud to announce that Enesel Limited has been awarded on the 9th Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards that were held in the Presidential Palace in Nicosia on September 8th 2021 under the auspices of the President of the Republic, Nicos Anastasiades.

    The annual Invest Cyprus International Investment Awards, honor international investors, individuals and companies in recognition of their substantial contribution to the Cyprus economy.

    We would like to express our appreciation first and foremost to our Owners, the Lemos Family, and of course all our colleagues ashore and onboard for their contribution and devotion. We look to build on our experiences going forward and turn future challenges into opportunities, embracing sustainability within maritime industry.

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rmluzq4wGB8

  • We are pleased to announce the acquisition of our second 180k DWT Capesize Bulk Carrier “Eibhlin” TBR “Thalassini Agatha” that was successfully taken over today joining Enesel Limited’s fleet. May she always be safe! Καλορίζικο και Καλοτάξιδο!

  • As Managers of the C/V  Thalassa Axia, C/V Thalassa Doxa, C/V Thalassa Mana and C/V Thalassa Tyhi, we at Enesel Limited feel very proud for receiving a Commendation Letter by the Deputy Commissioner of Maritime Affairs of the Republic of Liberia, Mrs. Margaret C. Ansumana recognizing the outstanding safety performance record of those four vessels during all port state control inspections over the past two (2) years.

    We express our sincere appreciation to our onboard and ashore teams for their great work and commitment! Well done!

  • We are very happy to announce that all our seafarers on board our managed C/V Thalassa Pistis have been successfully vaccinated during vessel's port stay at New York on June 10th.
    A doctor embarked the vessel upon vessel's berthing and remained on board for a few hours in case any of our seafarers had any side effects.

  • Marking the return of the Lemos Group to the dry bulk shipping sector, we are pleased to announce the 180k DWT Capesize Bulk Carrier “Thalassini Avra” was successfully taken over yesterday joining Enesel Limited fleet. May she always be safe and have winds from her stern! Καλορίζικο και Καλοτάξιδο!

  • We are proud to announce that the US Coast Guard has approved Enesel Limited’s enrollment to QUALSHIP 21 program. Specifically, the USCG states: “Less than 20% of all foreign-flagged vessels that operate in the United States meet the strict eligibility requirements of this program; therefore, we applaud the efforts of Enesel Limited and the master and crew of the QUALSHIP 21 designated vessels for consistently maintaining an exceptional commitment to quality.”

  • Limassol, December 4th, 2019.

    We, Enesel Limited, managers of the container ship THALASSA PATRIS (IMO 9665607, sailing under the flag of Singapore), regret to advise that our Second Officer, reported missing on November 23rd, has still not been found. 

    As previously reported, the Second Officer was last seen after the change of watch at 22:00 UTC on November 22nd, whilst the vessel was sailing in the Indian Ocean (62 nautical miles south-west of Sri Lanka and weather conditions north-east wind force 6 and sea state 1.2 to 1.5 metres). As soon as the Second Officer was confirmed to be missing, the man overboard protocol was triggered. The search and rescue operation was initiated on November 23rd at 06:50 UTC under the command and the valuable assistance of the regional authorities. The vessel, following the orders of the Maritime Rescue and Coordination Centre Colombo (“MRCC Colombo”), duly retraced her route back to where she had been at the time of the change of watch of the missing Officer. At 08:43 UTC on November 24th the vessel was regrettably ordered by the MRCC Colombo to conclude the search and rescue operation. Despite the fact that that operation was not successful in locating our Second Officer, the vessel’s remaining officers and crew continued to systematically and exhaustively search for him on board, sadly with no results. 

    At the early morning of December 3rd, the vessel arrived at the Port of Piraeus, Greece. Upon her berthing, investigators from all pertinent authorities boarded. Multiple investigations were conducted simultaneously, one from the Singaporean authorities, one from the Greek authorities and one arranged directly by us undertaken by the globally renowned firm, Control Risks, which specialises in security and risk investigations. Additionally, we engaged specially trained sniffer dogs to search on board the vessel in an effort to ensure that all available means at our disposal to locate the missing Officer were utilised.  

    The Greek authorities’ investigation, which was conducted by way of assistance to the Singaporean authorities, was concluded on December 4th with no adverse findings or any signs of foul play as to the circumstances of the missing Officer’s disappearance. A special thank you to the Hellenic Coast Guard officials for the care and interest they have shown in this very sad incident. 

    The ship has therefore sailed from the port of Piraeus. 

    Throughout this incident we have been in continuous contact with the authorities with which we have fully cooperated and will continue to do so. 

    We have endeavoured to provide support and assistance to our Second Officer’s family at this difficult time. Family members were also invited on board the vessel in order to be able to observe themselves the scene of the Second Officer’s disappearance and meet with crew members as well as the attending investigators. Their well-being, as well as that of our remaining crew on board, is of paramount importance to us and we will continue to work diligently in this respect. A word of thanks to our crew and officers on board for their diligence and care during this very challenging and demanding time. 

    We will provide updates with further information as it becomes available to us. 

    For further information please contact Mr. Dimitris Roulias on +30 6946 799501 and/or Mrs. Marina Leonidhopoulos on +30 6937 393999

  • Limassol, November 28th, 2019.

    It is with continuing sadness that Enesel LTD., managers of container ship THALASSA PATRIS, (IMO No 9665607, sailing under the flag of Singapore), report the following update regarding the continuing search on board for their Second Officer who was reported missing on November 23rd and has still not been found.

    The search and rescue operation was initiated on November 23rd at 06:50UTC and continued until November 24th at 08:43UTC, with the valuable assistance provided under the command of the regional authorities. Regrettably this operation was not successful in locating our Officer.  

    The vessel’s officers and crew ceaselessly continue to systematically and exhaustively search for him on board. The thoughts of the crew and officers of the vessel and those of the company are with the family of the missing Second Officer, a valued member of the Enesel family.

    The Second Officer was last seen after the change of watch at 22:00 UTC on November 22rd, whilst the vessel was sailing in the Indian Ocean, 62 nautical miles south-west of Sri Lanka and weather conditions north-east wind force 6 and sea state 1.2 to 1.5 meters.

    As soon as the Second Officer was confirmed to be missing the man overboard protocol was triggered and a search and rescue operation immediately commenced. The vessel, under the command of the pertinent authorities, retraced her route back to where she had been at the time of the change of watch.

    At 08:43UTC on November 24th, the vessel was regrettably ordered by the Colombo MRCC to conclude the search and rescue operation and to continue with her voyage. ENESEL has been in continuous contact with all relevant authorities throughout the incident and is accordingly providing full support, assistance and resource to the process as it continues to evolve.

    Enesel Limited. remain in close contact with the Second Officer’s next of kin throughout this entire operation and will continue to do everything within their power to stand by and support the Second Officer’s family in this difficult time.

    For further information please contact Mr. Dimitris Roulias on +30 6946 799501 and/or Mrs. Marina Leonidhopoulos on +30 6937 393999

  • Updated Statement 
    Limassol, November 24th, 2019

    It is with great sadness that Enesel Limited, managers of container ship THALASSA PATRIS (IMO No 9665607, sailing under the flag of Singapore), report the following update regarding the search and rescue operation for their Second Officer who was reported missing yesterday November 23rd.

    Despite the best efforts of the vessel’s officers and crew as well as the valuable assistance of the regional authorities, after 27 hours of searching, the missing seafarer has regrettably not been found.

    The Second Officer was last seen after the change of watch at 22:00 UTC on November 22nd whilst the vessel was sailing in the Indian Ocean, south of India. As soon as the Second Officer was reported missing, the man overboard protocol was triggered and a search and rescue operation immediately commenced. The vessel, under the command of the pertinent authorities, retraced her route back to where she had been at the time of the change of watch.

    At 08:43 UTC today, November 24th, the vessel was ordered by the Colombo MRCC to conclude the search and rescue operation and to continue with her voyage.

    Enesel Limited have been in close contact with the Second Officer’s next of kin throughout this entire operation and will continue to do everything within their power to support the Second Officer’s family in this difficult time.

    Enesel Limited will continue to work closely with all pertinent authorities to thoroughly investigate this tragic incident.

    For further information please contact Mr. Dimitris Roulias on +30 6946 799501 and/or Mrs. Marina Leonidhopoulos on +30 6937 393999.

  • Limassol, November 23rd, 2019.

     Enesel LTD., managers of container ship THALASSA PATRIS, (IMO No 9665607, sailing under the flag of Singapore), report that, today, November 23rd, while the vessel was sailing in the Indian Ocean south of India, the second officer was reported missing, last seen after the change of watch at 22:00 UTC the previous day.

     The Master ordered an on board search as soon as the officer was reported missing. The man over board protocol was immediately triggered and the search and rescue operation has now been in process for several hours.

     Enesel LTD. have duly notified all relevant parties, including the officer’s next of kin and are assisting the vessel and the authorities in the search and rescue operation in every way possible.

    An update will be issued when further information becomes available.

     For further information please contact Mr. Dimitris Roulias on +30 6946 799501 and or Mrs. Marina Leonidhopoulos on +30 6937 393999

  • Our 152,3444 dwt Container Vessel, Thalassa Elpida transiting the Panama Canal on August 22nd 2019, being the largest vessel ever to do so with LOA 368.47 meter, beam 51.00 meter, and a container carrying capacity of 14,364 TEU

    Film created by Aero Visual, Panama.

    https://vimeo.com/355593414

  • Lemos family controlled Limassol-based Enesel Limited secured a lucrative deal with the sale of four container vessels to Ship Finance International in a transaction which includes a large stake in US-listed outfit.

  • On 21 March 2018, after a successful audit for the transition to 2015 ISO 14001 standards, Enesel Limited earned the relevant certification.

  • We are happy to announce that the naming ceremony of another three container vessels built in Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) shipyard took place today. The names of the vessels, Thalassa Doxa, Thalassa Tyhi and Thalassa Axia represent the values of Lemos family throughout the years of operation. Wishing the new ladies calm seas and following winds!

  • We are delighted and proud to welcome today Thalassa Mana, Thalassa Niki and Cap San Tainaro joining ENESEL fleet. By expressing the feelings of all of us, we wish always to have calm seas and fair winds.