
STRONGER TOGETHER: INDUSTRY COLLABORATION
By participating in key industry events and stakeholder engagements, both locally and internationally, AMSOL is able to strengthen its network and benefit from shared best practice, market trend information and industry collaboration.
Since…

‘UMKHUSELI’ ON CALL
The Emergency Towing Vessel ‘Umkhuseli’, operated by AMSOL in partnership with the Department of Transport and the South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA), remains on call 24/7/365 to respond to maritime emergencies. The vessel provides…

RESOURCING MARITIME LEARNERS
As a leading employer of South African seafarers, AMSOL strengthens the maritime talent pipeline through a number of initiatives including its active bursary programme and SAMSA accredited Cadet Training Scheme. By participating in secondary…

EXPANDING FOOTPRINT IN TANKER OPERATIONS
Six years ago, AMSOL set a strategic goal to expand its marine services into tanker operations. Today, that vision is a reality, with the company now operating five product tankers along the South African coast.
We recently welcomed two additions…

SUSTAINABLE IMPACT
At AMSOL, we believe that empowering people and protecting the environment go hand in hand. Our partnerships across South Africa reflect this commitment, combining community development, education, and marine conservation to create lasting impact.
In…

CEO DAN NGAKANE REFLECTS ON 2025
As we reach the close of another remarkable 12 months, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all AMSOL clients and industry stakeholders for the trust and partnership you have extended to us. In a period marked by global uncertainty…

AMSOL RENAMES SA FLAGGED TANKER
In November, industry friends, clients and associates celebrated the renaming of AMSOL’s tanker ‘ILITHA’ at a ceremony held in the Port of Ngqura, followed by a celebration at the AMSOL office and warehouse facility in the Coega Special…

EXPANDED OFFSHORE FLEET ENSURES COASTWISE COVERAGE
To further strengthen its capabilities and reflec confidence in opportunities within the South African maritime industry, AMSOL has expanded its offshore fleet with the recent addition of a third Anchor Handling Tug Supply Vessel, the ‘Inkanyezi’.
She…

TRUSTED OFFSHORE TERMINAL MANAGEMENT
South Africa relies on imported crude oil, refined petroleum products, and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) to meet its energy needs. These imports move through offshore terminals, which must operate safely and efficiently around the clock. Across…

MARINE FUEL DELIVERY CAPACITY EXPANDS
With the expansion of marine services into tanker operations defined as a strategic goal for AMSOL five years ago, progress made to date now sees the company operating a fleet of four product tankers and two bunker barges; delivering fuel safely…
