Panama-Flagged Traverse Antwerp Arrested in Singapore
Panama-flagged bulk carrier Traverse Antwerp (77,075 DWT) was arrested in Singapore on 16 October on behalf of Titanium Law Chambers; no reason was disclosed.
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Arrest at Eastern Bunkering Anchorage B
The Panama-flagged bulk carrier Traverse Antwerp (77,075 DWT) was arrested in Singapore at 2:24 PM local time on Friday, 16 October 2026. Ship & Bunker reported on 20 October that the ship appears on the Singapore judiciary’s published list of detained vessels. The vessel is being held at Eastern Bunkering Anchorage B.
According to Ship & Bunker, Titanium Law Chambers LLC is the law firm on whose behalf the arrest was made. The report does not name the claimant the firm acts for. No reason for the arrest was given.
Typical Grounds for Ship Arrests
Ship & Bunker noted that arrests of this kind usually stem from maritime claims, such as disputes over unpaid bunker supplies or other operational services. The report does not say whether either applies to Traverse Antwerp.
Vessel Background
According to MarineTraffic data cited by Ship & Bunker, the 21-year-old vessel was due to sail for the Suez Canal, Egypt. Ship & Bunker gave no information on how long the arrest is expected to last.
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