Hamburg, Germany – The Container Ship Safety Forum (CSSF) is pleased to welcome Capital Containers Ship Management Corp. as the newest member of the association.
Capital Containers is a Greece‑based ship manager with long experience in the container segment. The company emphasises safety as a core priority and highlights the importance of structured management systems, operational discipline and continuous improvement. By joining the CSSF, Capital Containers aims to engage in a collaborative forum that supports knowledge‑sharing and contributes to meaningful progress on safety performance across the industry.
Commenting on the membership, Stavros Meidanis, Managing Director of Capital Containers Ship Management Corp., said:
“Safety is a central priority for us, and an area where we believe the industry benefits from openness and collaboration. By joining the CSSF, we aim to contribute our operational experience, learn from peers across the sector and support efforts that strengthen safety performance. We look forward to engaging with the forum and taking part in its collective work.”
Swapnodeep Mondal, Second Chairman of the CSSF Management Board added:
“We are pleased to welcome Capital Containers to the CSSF. Their commitment to safety and their motivation to contribute to shared industry learning reflect the core purpose of the forum. We look forward to their participation and to the exchange of practical experience that supports continuous improvement across the container shipping community.”
About Capital Containers Ship Management Corp.
Capital Containers Ship Management Corp. manages a fleet of 50 container carriers with a total capacity of approximately 204,282 TEU. The fleet under management includes vessels of Nasdaq‑listed Capital Clean Energy Carriers Corp. The company’s team has extensive experience across different vessel types and sizes. Within the scope of CSSF membership, Capital Containers manages vessels ranging from 1,700 TEU to 13,000 TEU.
The company identifies safety as a core priority and views the CSSF as an effective forum for contributing to, and learning from, collective industry experience. Capital Containers aims to exchange knowledge, support practical improvement initiatives and gain strategic and operational insight that enhances safety performance.
About the CSSF
Launched in 2014 and incorporated as a registered association in 2018, the Container Ship Safety Forum e.V. (CSSF) is an international industry association and global business-to-business network dedicated to improving safety performance and management practices in the container shipping industry.
CSSF members collaborate by measuring, reporting, benchmarking, sharing best practices, and engaging with key industry stakeholders.
The 32 ordinary member companies of the CSSF represent more than 50 percent of the worldwide available TEU capacity on fully cellular container vessels.
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