He was born in Istanbul in 1981. He attended Burak Bora Anatolian High School and the Naval Architecture & Marine Engineering Faculty of Yıldız Technical University.
He earned an Executive MBA (Honours) from Istanbul Technical University in 2005.
In 2019, he also completed an MSc in Maritime Transportation and Management Engineering at Istanbul Technical University.
He is a marine engineer with a background in shipping business research and development as well as economics.
He also has a background in shipping finance, S&P, and gas shipping (LPG) market exposure, as well as experience in both economic development and recession periods, and understands the various dynamics involved.
He specializes in shipping markets (freight, sale, and purchase), as well as shipping and commodity research in dry bulk, gas tankers, and, to a lesser extent, petrochemicals.
In the years 2006 to 2018, he served on domestic and international corporations as Senior Associate, Business Development Consultant, Research Manager, Maritime Expert, Editor in Chief and Shipbroker.
He’s been working on shipping business as a Director in NAVİS Management Consulting Company since 2018.
River-sea coaster market, adverse weather conditions and intensifying ice formation in the Sea of Azov reduced tonnage availability and pushed freight rates higher. Coaster market, conditions remained largely unchanged.
In the Black Sea river-sea coaster market, Russian holidays came to an end this week and ice restrictions were implemented in the Sea of Azov. In contrast, reported levels in the conventional Black Sea coaster market remained unchanged.
The Black Sea river-sea coaster market remained flat this week, as Russia observed the Orthodox Christmas holiday. Similarly, reported levels in the conventional Black Sea coaster market also remained unchanged.
