February 2026
Shipping Cycles and Capital Discipline
A practical view of timing, liquidity, and conviction in maritime asset decisions.
“Shipping is cyclical. Discipline is not.”
Founded on a maritime legacy dating back to 1938, Pursho Marine is a specialized shipping advisory and transactional platform built on credibility, strategic intelligence, and disciplined execution. Headquartered in Mumbai with a representative presence in London, we operate across global maritime markets with discretion and precision.
For over three generations, we have structured and executed complex maritime transactions across cycles - from transforming India's coastal shipping landscape to facilitating global bulk, tanker, LPG, and infrastructure-linked maritime operations.
High-level strategic counsel on timing, liquidity, and conviction in maritime asset decisions.
Transactional expertise across all vessel classes:
Multi-year contract structuring for cargo and vessel commitments with risk mitigation and strategic advantage.
Complex pool agreements across dry bulk, tanker, and specialized vessel segments.
Bridging global partners with Indian markets and securing strategic joint ventures.
Design and construction of inland barges, coastal vessels, offshore support vessels, dredgers, tankers, and specialized marine assets through our shipyard partnerships.
A practical view of timing, liquidity, and conviction in maritime asset decisions.
How operators can structure fleets and contracts to navigate volatility with precision.
Why inland marine development is becoming central to regional infrastructure growth.
In 1993, we became the first non-industrial company to offer coastal shipping services along the Indian coast. Until this time, most industries relied on captive fleets to move cargo.
We contracted and built new bulk carriers in India for coastal and short sea operations, serving large industrial groups across cement, iron ore, steel, and project cargo sectors.
This pioneering approach established us as the preferred private partner for the trade and set new standards for coastal maritime operations in India.
Mumbai, India
London, UK