Asean Lady

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Specifications

Length
88m
Max Speed
15 kn
Built
2004
Guests
22
Crew
18
Gross Tonnage
2,385

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Port Calls

PELABUHAN BASS
28 Apr 2026 – 4 May 2026
5 days
PELABUHAN BASS
28 Apr 2026 – 28 Apr 2026
7 h
PELABUHAN BASS
27 Apr 2026 – 27 Apr 2026
14 h

Derived from AIS positions — arrivals and departures are approximate.

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Ownership History

Ownership history

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Ownership Network

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Asean Lady now?

According to AIS data, Asean Lady was last reported near KUALA TRENGGANU, Malaysia on 15 Jul 2026. Live position updates are shown on the tracking map above.

Who owns Asean Lady?

Asean Lady is owned by Vincent Tan, Berjaya Corporation founder. Ownership is sourced from public records and may involve holding companies.

How much is Asean Lady worth?

Asean Lady has an estimated value of $60M.

Who built Asean Lady?

Asean Lady was built by Yantai Raffles and delivered in 2004.

How big is Asean Lady?

Asean Lady is 88 metres (289 ft) long, measures 2,385 gross tons, accommodates 22 guests and a crew of 18, reaches a top speed of 15 knots.

Current Position

KUALA TRENGGANU
15 Jul 2026
0.1 kn — unknown
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Current Owner

Vincent Tan

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All data sourced from public domain: Equasis, Lloyd's Register, ICIJ, press reports. Ownership data may be incomplete where corporate structures are opaque.