About Safe Bulkers

Safe Bulkers, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, provides marine drybulk transportation services internationally. The company owns and operates a fleet of dry bulk vessels for transporting bulk cargoes comprising coal, grain, and iron ore. Its fleet consists of 45 vessels, including 8 Panamax class vessels, 12 Kamsarmax class vessels, 17 post-Panamax class vessels, and 8 Capesize class vessels with an aggregate carrying capacity of 4,559,000 deadweight tons. Safe Bulkers, Inc. was incorporated in 2007 and is based in Monaco.

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Leadership

  • Polys HajioannouChief Executive Officer
  • Konstantinos AdamopoulosChief Financial Officer
  • Ioannis FoteinosChief Operating Officer
  • Loukas BarmparisPresident
Employees
10
Business address
MONACO, O9
Listed
NYSE · SB

Price

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$8.25
+$3.65 (+79.35%)past year
Market cap
$844M
At close
Sep 28, 2026

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