Camorim has celebrated the delivery of its newest vessel, the ASD tug C-Harpia, this week in Itajaí. Built by Detroit Brasil shipyard, C-Harpia is the fifth and final unit in a series of ASD tugs ordered by the company. Each vessel in the series delivers 70 tons of bollard pull, with total investments approaching R$ 200 million.
The first four vessels, C-Falcão, C-Fênix, C-Albatroz and C-Condor, were delivered between late 2024 and early 2025. With this addition, Camorim’s fleet now surpasses 150 vessels, including PSVs, AHTSs, barges, launches, floating docks and LHs, reinforcing its position as one of Brazil’s leading providers of maritime support services.
“The C-Harpia is part of a project that pays tribute to powerful birds, but this vessel has a special meaning. It’s the first to bear the new ‘C’, a symbol of Camorim’s refreshed visual identity, launched as the company celebrated its 30th anniversary in May. In a way, this delivery closes a chapter in our shipbuilding program. At the same time, it marks the beginning of a new era for Camorim,” said Eduardo Adami, Vice President of Camorim.
Camorim celebrates new arrival
