Signing of collaboration between XRTC Ltd. and eShipfinance.com

XRTC Business Consultants signed a cooperation agreement with the electronic shipping financing platform eShipfinance.com.

The platform has been founded by experienced executives in bank finance Mr. Dagfinn Lunde, Marina Tzoutzouraki and Mr. Tarun Gulati.

The eShipfinance.com comes to fill the financing gap faced by small and medium-sized shipowners in terms of raising capital in an innovative way while offering investment opportunities to prospective investors who wish to diversify their investment portfolio with high returns of medium and low risk.

As shipping market executives have pointed out, “the eShipfinance.com is the future of shipping finance as it brings together shipowners and investors on an electronic platform while managing everything required to complete the agreement and approve the loan. It is an ideal solution both for shipowners who can achieve the financing of their ships safely, quickly and easily and for investors who can take advantage of different investment opportunities by diversifying their portfolio by entering different sectors of shipping.”

The President of the eShipfinance.com Dagfinn Lunde, stated: “We are very pleased to be working with XRTC Business Consultants, a company with many years of experience and recognition in the Greek market in the field of financing with both shipowners and institutional investors and banking groups. We look forward to a good and productive cooperation.”

On the part of the CEO of XRTC Business Consultants George Xiradakis, he noted: “We are very excited and proud that as of today, we are officially an integral member of this extremely pioneering effort. XRTC Ltd with its more than 20 years of experience is actively entering the new digital era of maritime finance by collaborating with a team of high technological training and diachronic knowledge of shipping. We stand ready to support the new financing market and we invite both investors and shipping companies regardless of industry to try this new service.”

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