PREMIER Vessel Details
Vessel details for PREMIER. Track containers on this vessel with ShipsGo.
Vessel Particulars
- IMO number
- 9299331
- MMSI
- 574004280
- Call sign
- XVGI7
- Flag
Vietnam- Vessel type
- Container ship
- Year built
- 2004
- Capacity
- 840 TEU
- Deadweight
- 12,473 t
- Gross tonnage
- 8,813
- Length x beam
- 143 m x 20 m
About PREMIER
PREMIER (IMO 9299331) is a container ship built in 2004, flying the flag of Vietnam. It is 143 m long and 20 m wide, with a capacity of 840 TEU.
In the last six months, containers of MSC, SINOKOR and DONGJIN SHIPPING tracked on ShipsGo sailed on PREMIER.
Shipping Lines Using PREMIER
Carriers whose containers sailed on PREMIER in the last six months, by share of containers tracked on ShipsGo.
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PREMIER FAQ
PREMIER has the IMO number 9299331. Its MMSI is 574004280 and its call sign is XVGI7. It is a container ship built in 2004, flying the flag of Vietnam.
Between April 2026 and October 2026, containers of MSC, SINOKOR and DONGJIN SHIPPING tracked on ShipsGo were carried on PREMIER.
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How These Figures Are Calculated
Port calls come from the loading and discharge dates of containers on PREMIER that are tracked on ShipsGo; the dates are reported by the carriers and are not a live vessel position. Upcoming calls are the carriers' estimates for those containers. Routes and carriers come from containers that started being tracked between 21 April 2026 and 21 October 2026 and have since been discharged; a route is shown only when enough containers were tracked on it, and volumes are shown as shares rather than counts. Vessel particulars as of 15 October 2023. Figures updated 21 October 2026.


