Opielok Reedereio is wholly owned by Christopher Opielok who was at one time a ship master and who subsequently worked in a shipping office in Singapore before taking the plunge and becoming a ship-owner himself in 1998. The company developed as an operator of small bulk carrier and container ships. The company recently, in the full tide of the offshore expansion, determined to enter the sector and ordered five UT755s of which one has been delivered.

The one ship is managed by ER Schiffahrt.

Now, in 2012 it seems that the OOC Cougar has been transferred to Australia where it has become the "Go Cougar". It may appear again as the Go Cougar therefore.

At the time of writing in February 2011 the fleet has gained two platform ships with a further two due soon - so it seems.

at the 2013 review the fleet was composed of five vessels, with no further ships on order. The OOC Cougar has been left here event though it is probably at least temporarily Go Cougar, and it is possible that other ships form the fleet have migrated to Australia.

Updated 14th May 2013

Opielok Reedereio is wholly owned by Christopher Opielok who was at one time a ship master and who subsequently worked in a shipping office in Singapore before taking the plunge and becoming a ship-owner himself in 1998. The company developed as an operator of small bulk carrier and container ships. The company recently, in the full tide of the offshore expansion, determined to enter the sector and ordered five UT755s of which one has been delivered.

The one ship is managed by ER Schiffahrt.

Now, in 2012 it seems that the OOC Cougar has been transferred to Australia where it has become the "Go Cougar". It may appear again as the Go Cougar therefore.

At the time of writing in February 2011 the fleet has gained two platform ships with a further two due soon - so it seems.

at the 2013 review the fleet was composed of five vessels, with no further ships on order. The OOC Cougar has been left here event though it is probably at least temporarily Go Cougar, and it is possible that other ships from the fleet have migrated to Australia

At the time of the 2014 review there had been no changes to the fleet.

Updated 10th October 2014.