EIKBORG

IMO number:

9356490

Call Sign:

PHNX

MMSI number:

244557000

Nat. Official Number:

21639 Z 2007

Flag:

Netherlands

Port of registry:

Delfzijl

Registered owner:

Wagenborg Shipowners 2 B.V, Delfzijl

ISM Manager:

Concurrent Shipmanagement B.V., Delfzijl

Commercial manager:

Wagenborg Shipping B.V., Delfzijl

Shipyard:

Bijlsma Shipyard B.V., Lemmer / 751

Contractor:

Lodenice Nova Melnik s.r.o., Melnik

Keel laid:

15-06-2006

Launch date:

28-04-2007

Delivery date:

07-03-2008

Gross tonnage:

2281

Net tonnage:

1229

Deadweight:

3150

Length overall:

88.97 M

Length BPP:

84.99 M

Beam:

11.80 M

Draught:

5.05 M

TEU:

104

Main engine:

Wärtsilä 8L20C

Power:

1440 kW

Speed in knots:

11

Ship history & data

Ship history data

2008: HELENIC
PHNX
Andijk / Netherlands
(07-03-2008)
Owner: C.V. Scheepvaartonderneming “Triton”, Andijk
Manager: Wagenborg Shipping B.V., Delfzijl
Shareholder: Anton H.T. Hagebeuk
2022: EIKBORG
PHNX
Delfzijl / Netherlands
(06-10-2022)
Owner: Wagenborg Shipowners 2 B.V, Delfzijl
Manager: Wagenborg Shipping B.V., Delfzijl
 

Additional info

Design:Bijlsma Trader 3250
28-04-2007Launched at Lodenice Nova Melnik s.r.o., Melnik.
08-10-2007Hull arrived in Harlingen.
01-03-2008:Arrived in Harlingen from Lemmer.
07-03-2008:Christened by Mrs. Helena Maria Hagebeuk-Laarhoven and delivered to C.V. Scheepvaartonderneming “Triton”,  Andijk.
23-05-2008:En route to Antwerp, loaded with steel, ran aground in the Ålöfjord in the Oxelö Sound near
Korpholmen. At Shipdock Harlingen B.V., Harlingen bottom damage repaired.
05-10-2022:Arrived in Delfzijl from Vlissingen.
06-10-2022:Sold to Wagenborg Shipowners 2 B.V, Delfzijl.
07-10-2022:Renamed “EIKBORG”.
26-01-2025:Departed with wood pulp from Figueira da Foz to Germany, became adrift outside the harbour after losing its rudder, reportedly from hitting a sand accumulation at the port entrance. Port officials, however, are emphasizing that they believe the incident was caused by a failed dredging job at the port’s entrance instead of the heavy weather. They said that €28 million was spent to transfer three million cubic meters of sand, and since the work was completed, there have been problems with the sandbar.
27-01-2025:Reported around 22 nautical miles off the Portuguese coast, still drifting but monitored by a Portuguese naval patrol vessel. Port officials confirmed there were no local tug resources available in Figueira da Foz or nearby Aveiro. A Norwegian tugboat was chartered by the ship’s owner and cargo interests to reach “EIKBORG”. This tug was expected to arrive near the cargo ship around late evening/night to begin assistance efforts. Portuguese ports have refused entry for “EIKBORG” in its current condition.


Latest data adjustment: 27-01-2026