The startup operates a maritime leasing platform that facilitates sale and leaseback transactions, enabling marine owners to convert their assets into liquid capital while securing long-term contracts. By acquiring and managing a portfolio of maritime assets, the company provides management teams with the financial resources needed to achieve their business objectives.
Funding
$200M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Small to medium-sized marine owners often lack access to capital for fleet renewal or expansion, while also facing increasing pressure from environmental regulations that require new ship investments. This creates a need for alternative financing solutions that allow them to maintain ownership while freeing up capital.
Solution
Neptune Leasing operates a maritime leasing platform that provides sale and leaseback transactions for marine assets. This allows marine owners to unlock the capital tied up in their vessels while retaining long-term operational control through lease agreements. Neptune Leasing acquires attractively priced, high-quality maritime assets, building a portfolio of long-term contracts that generate stable cash flows. The company focuses on modern, fuel-efficient "eco" ships, aligning with ESG priorities and supporting a responsible transition within the maritime sector. By providing strategic support and rapid execution, Neptune Leasing assists management teams in achieving their business objectives and navigating the evolving landscape of ship finance.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes small to medium-sized marine owners seeking alternative financing solutions for fleet renewal, expansion, or to meet new environmental regulations.
Features
- Sale and leaseback transactions for maritime assets, including oil tankers (over 30,000 dwt), dry bulk carriers (over 25,000 dwt), gas carriers, and containerships (between 2,000-14,000 TEU).
- Focus on modern, "eco" vessels built in 2010 or later at reputable shipyards.
- Long-term charter coverage providing stable and predictable cash flows with inflation protection.
- Active engagement with lessees, offering strategic ESG transition advice.
- Investment strategy targeting attractive risk-adjusted returns with equity upside.
- Commitment to strong governance, robust risk management practices, and active stakeholder engagement.