Fleet News

25 Sep 2026

SAAM Towage Adds Five New Tugs in 2026, More to Come

SAAM Towage continues to move forward with its fleet renewal plan, having added five new tugboats so far in 2026.The new vessels were designed to meet the growing demands of the maritime and port industry, helping optimize efficiency, strengthen safety standards and reduce the environmental impact of operations.This year, the tugs Guanay (Peru), Carancho (Chile), Kanan (Mexico), Hunabku (Guatemala) and Caribe (Colombia) have been added to the fleet. Equipped with engines certified under the IMO Tier II and Tier III international emissions standards…

SAAM Towage Adds Five New Tugs in 2026, More to Come

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