The Odfjell Group is one of the leading players in the global market for seaborne transportation and storage of chemicals and other speciality bulk liquids. Odfjell has offices in 17 locations around the world, and is headquartered in Bergen, Norway. The company employs around 2,700 people and posted annual gross revenue of USD 843 million in 2017.
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The Odfjell fleet comprises more than 80 ships in total (2017). The ships are trading worldwide, calling all major ports in USA, Europe, Asia/Pacific, India, Middle East, South America and Africa. The ships transport around 600 different kinds of liquids, including organic and inorganic bulk liquid chemicals, acids, animal fats, edible oils, portable alcohols and clean petroleum products. Odfjell’s ships are mainly registered in Norway (NIS) and Singapore, and are primarily manned by Norwegian and Filipino mariners.
The tank terminal division consists of nine tank terminals, strategically located at important international shipping hubs in Netherlands, Belgium, USA, Singapore, South Korea and China. Odfjell Terminals is also part of a network in South America, consisting of another 13 tank terminals partly owned by related parties.
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Odfjell is among the oldest existing shipping companies in Bergen, Norway. The roots go back to 1890 when captain Berent Daniel Olsen moved to Bergen to be a part of the modern shipping industry. The first joint ship owning company was registered in 1914 by Olsen’s sons, Fredrik, Abraham and Andreas Odfjell. As their logo, the Odfjell brothers adopted three interlocked rings in red, blue and yellow, representing each of the three. Fredrik and Abraham incorporated the joint ship management company AS Rederiet Odfjell in April 1915, and in 1917 the brothers took over the shipping company AS DS Storli.
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At the outbreak of World War II, Odfjell managed a fleet of seven ships. The German occupation of Norway split the Odfjell fleet in two. The three ships in home waters were ordered to serve German occupants, whilst the four ships on the high seas were controlled by Nortraship, the Norwegian Shipping and Trade Mission, who was established in 1940 to administer the Norwegian merchant fleet outside of German-controlled areas. The home fleet suffered terrible losses. Two of the three ships were lost and 41 people perished. Three of the four ships in the Nortraship fleet came through the war unscathed. The only ship lost had been requisitioned by France and was sailing under French name and flag with a French crew.
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