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Ocean Freight Exchange

Ocean Freight Exchange (OFE) is a Singapore-incorporated company founded in early 2016.

Funding reportedLast round: Seed

Financial servicesLos Angeles, United States

About Ocean Freight Exchange

Ocean Freight Exchange (OFE) is a Singapore-incorporated company founded in early 2016.

It operates as a leading AI marketplace for bulk shipping, focusing on enhancing productivity and business value for ship owners, charterers, and brokers while aiming to reduce carbon footprints. OFE offers an AI-driven marketplace that optimizes ship chartering processes, providing digital tools to streamline bulk shipping operations and decision-making. One of its key products is Right Bunker, an AI bunker delivery scheduling tool designed for bunker tanker operators and ship owners. The company has a global presence with offices in San Francisco, Singapore, Los Angeles, and Guadalajara, serving the $1.3 trillion bulk shipping industry.

What company datasets say Ocean Freight Exchange raised

Funding, as reported

Reported in all$6.0Min dollars
Rounds3
Last roundSeed
Last round dateJan 2021
Investors listed5

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Investors who name them

Each firm lists Ocean Freight Exchange on its own website. That is the firm's claim, a weaker thing than a round we watched, but a named source.

The company, in detail

What they build

Known for

information technology & serviceslogistics & supply chainmarketplacetechnologynlpartificial intelligenceenergyanalyticsmachine learningdry bulkoilgasaibrokeringtankersmaritimechartering

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Sector
Financial services
Industry code
NAICS 488510, 541511
Region
California
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