Comoros-flag vessel detentions
3 detentions of vessels flying the Comoros flag. Each report covers the full VesselScore due diligence record including inspection history, ownership chain, and risk scoring.
ZEG GLORY (IMO 9152571) detained at Larnaca, October 2026
The 30-year-old general cargo ship ZEG GLORY has been detained at Larnaca, Cyprus, marking the vessel's fourth detention in its PSC record and its third in roughly 18 months. The vessel's history is defined by relentless management churn, serial flag and class changes, and a sharp deterioration in port state performance since it moved from the Asia-Pacific trade to the Eastern Mediterranean.
FOEVER (IMO 1096422) detained at Hong Kong, October 2026
The Comoros-flagged general cargo ship FOEVER was detained in Hong Kong on 9 October 2026, just two months after a clean follow-up inspection in Zhangzhou. The vessel's record is marked by extreme management churn, three flag changes in under two years, and a recent renaming, all hallmarks of a vessel that has been cycled through ownership structures at speed.
GUANYANG (IMO 9110250) detained at Subic Bay, October 2026
The 31-year-old Comoros-flagged general cargo ship GUANYANG was detained at Subic Bay, Philippines, on 4 October 2026. The vessel has no recorded PSC inspection history whatsoever, has cycled through at least four flags in five years, and lists an unknown ISM manager, a profile that should concern any counterparty considering engagement.
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