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Idwal CEO Nick Owens had the chance to sit down with Japan Maritime Daily in the second part of their spotlight into Idwal's work in the region. Part one focused on Idwal's Pre Sale Inspection, which is making waves across the S&P & transactional sectors and proving very popular with both Japanese...

We got the chance to catch up with Idwal's Japanese Market Representative, Kempu Arisawa, who has a career in shipping spanning almost four decades, working with some of the world's leading names in shipping. Speaking about the impact of Idwal's Pre Sales Inspection service on Japan's S&P market,...

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We caught up with Idwal's Greek Market Representative Konstantinos Machairas to talk all things Greek shipping and how he's been working with clients in the region. Based in Athens with over 12 years in the industry, Konstantinos has worked with leading names in the shipping industry and is well...

Over the New Year, we had the pleasure of catching up with Idwal's German Market Representative, Jan Hagemann. Based in Hamburg with over 30 years in shipping working, Jan has worked with well known organisations such as Oldendorff, Lloyd Fonds, and Five Oceans Maritime Asset Management. 

In early November Idwal CEO Nick Owens had the pleasure of sitting down with the team at Japan Maritime Daily to discuss some of the services that the team have been supplying in the region, as well as how COVID has affected the demand of ship inspections.

The team at Idwal hope this finds you very well and that you're safe and healthy. We've been busy during September with appearances at the Virtual Marine Money Ship Finance Forum, a collaboration with UK organisation Careers at Sea (member of the Merchant Navy Training Board), and of course...

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This week we sat down with Idwal Operations Assistant  Jeanne de Lagarcie and found out more about her journey from France to the UK for her degree and masters qualification, and then onto her new role at Idwal.

Selling a vessel has historically meant putting your vessel on the market and waiting for numerous potential buyers to send their own inspectors. The waiting game can seem endless, from waiting for a potential buyer to request an inspection, to arranging a suitable location, and then waiting for...