# Sarocha Naree, a bulk carrier of Lyttelton

A bulk carrier, 200 m long, sailing under the Singapore flag, on the port of Lyttelton’s shipping board, berthed in the harbour now.

IMO 9726449 · MMSI 563020100 · callsign 9V5464

## The ship

63,046 tonnes deadweight, 36,416 gross tons, 32.26 m beam, built 2017, by Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering, China.

Registered owner: Precious Grace Pte Ltd, Singapore. Commercial operator: Precious Shipping PCL, Bangkok. Technical manager: Great Circle Shipping Agency, Bangkok. Classed with Nippon Kaiji Kyokai.

Register particulars: the operator’s published vessel spec sheet and Baltic questionnaire (preciousshipping.com, dated 31 October 2020), checked against VesselFinder’s AIS particulars, read 2 November 2026.

## On the board

- 29 Oct 2026, in port, logs, from Nelson (Loading logs on the wharves when sighted 1 November.)

## Seen in the harbour

Seen loading logs at the port’s wharves, photographed from Ōtamahua Quail Island at 4:18pm, 1 November 2026. Taken from [Ōtamahua Quail Island](https://www.chch.live/beach/otamahua-quail-island).


## Questions, answered briefly

**What is the Sarocha Naree?**

A bulk carrier, 200 m long, sailing under the Singapore flag, on the port of Lyttelton’s shipping board, berthed in the harbour now.

**When is the Sarocha Naree at Lyttelton?**

In port now, the board lists its cargo as logs, in from Nelson.

**How big is the Sarocha Naree?**

63,046 tonnes deadweight, 36,416 gross tons, built 2017 by Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering, China.

**Where does the ship’s board come from?**

Lyttelton Port Company’s public shipping schedule, the same board the port publishes for agents and cargo owners. Arrival and departure times are its estimates and shift as ships move; the page says when it was read.


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The visit rows are Lyttelton Port Company’s own public shipping schedule, the board it keeps for agents and cargo owners, read 1 November 2026. Times are the port’s estimates and shift as ships move.
The roll: https://www.chch.live/ship
The working wharves: https://www.chch.live/pier
The coast it sits on: https://www.chch.live/coast