Reports suggest that Mumbai-based Shipping firm Mercator last month gave its vessel the Omvati Prem to the Iran-based National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) on charter basis for ferrying crude oil to India. This is for the first time the state-run tanker company of Iran NITC chartered an Indian vessel cove
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Mercator gives tanker to ferry Iranian oil
Mumbai-based Indian shipper Mercator gave a crude oil tanker to the National Iranian Tanker Company (NITC) for carrying crude oil from the gulf country to India in December. This is the first time that the Iranian firm chartered an Indian vessel covered under an insurance scheme arranged by New Delhi through state-run insurers, rep

