Econship Container Tracking
Enter a container number to check live tracking availability for Econship. If the shipping line is still being onboarded, you can send a carrier request from the result.
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Econship
SCAC: ECNU
Indian NVOCC founded in 2009, running a container fleet across Asia, the Gulf, East Africa and the Mediterranean.
Econship is a container carrier of the non-vessel-owning kind (NVOCC), founded in 2009 by Captain P.S. Rath after he left an earlier shipping venture. It runs its own fleet of containers rather than ships, moving boxes on other lines' vessels while handling booking, equipment and documentation under its own bills of lading. The company is Indian-owned, with a back office and IT centre in Navi Mumbai, and has also operated under a Singapore registration.
Econship at a glance
- Headquarters
- Navi Mumbai, India
- Founded
- 2009
- Fleet
- NVOCC, 24,000+ containers (no owned vessels)
- Alliance
- Independent (NVOCC, not a vessel-sharing alliance member)
- Main trade lanes
- Indian subcontinent, East/Southeast Asia, Middle East, East Africa, Mediterranean
- Official website
- www.econship.co.il
About Econship
Econship is a container carrier of the non-vessel-owning kind (NVOCC), founded in 2009 by Captain P.S. Rath after he left an earlier shipping venture. It runs its own fleet of containers rather than ships, moving boxes on other lines' vessels while handling booking, equipment and documentation under its own bills of lading. The company is Indian-owned, with a back office and IT centre in Navi Mumbai, and has also operated under a Singapore registration.
The business started with roughly 1,500 containers and has since grown its equipment pool past 24,000 units, spanning 20-foot and 40-foot dry vans, high cubes, reefers and, more recently, ISO tanks for liquids and chemicals. Econship trades mainly across the Indian subcontinent, East and Southeast Asia, the Gulf and Middle East, East Africa and the Mediterranean, positioning itself as a homegrown Indian alternative on regional lanes.
Two things Econship is known for: a heavy tech bent, with a mobile app the company says lets customers handle most of their booking, payment and tracking remotely, and a push on Indian-made equipment. In line with the Make in India drive, it took delivery of a batch of shipping containers built domestically by an Ahmedabad manufacturer rather than sourced from China. Its container prefixes include ECNU and LYGU.
Econship container tracking FAQ
Where is Econship based and who owns it?
Econship is an Indian-owned NVOCC with its back office and IT centre in Navi Mumbai. It was founded in 2009 by Captain P.S. Rath and has also operated under a Singapore registration for international business.
Does Econship own its own ships?
No. Econship is a non-vessel-owning common carrier (NVOCC). It owns and manages a large pool of containers (24,000+ units) but ships them aboard other carriers' vessels, issuing its own bills of lading.
What does the SCAC code ECNU identify?
ECNU is Econship's carrier code and container prefix. Containers whose numbers begin with ECNU (and also LYGU) belong to Econship's equipment pool and can be tracked by that container number.
How do I check Econship tracking availability on Panvaya?
Enter a Econship container number in the tracker on this page. If the carrier integration is available, Panvaya returns the shipment milestones and route. If it is still being onboarded, you can send a carrier request and ask to be notified when support becomes available.
What is Econship's SCAC code?
Econship's SCAC code is ECNU. It identifies Econship on bills of lading and shipping documents and helps Panvaya match a reference to the correct carrier integration.
Can I track Econship containers by Bill of Lading or booking number?
Bill of Lading and booking tracking is available after sign-in when Panvaya supports that reference type for Econship. Carrier capabilities vary, so Panvaya shows a clear availability message instead of returning incomplete tracking data.
Is Econship container tracking free on Panvaya?
A guest can check one container without signing in when Econship tracking is supported. A Panvaya account is required for saved journeys, Bill of Lading or booking tracking, exception alerts, and additional shipments.
Why isn't my Econship container updating?
Carrier milestones can appear after the physical movement occurs. If Econship is supported and the container is valid, a quiet timeline may mean the next event has not yet been published. If the carrier is not yet available, Panvaya will show an onboarding message and a carrier-request option.
How accurate is the ETA for Econship shipments?
When Econship tracking is supported and enough journey data is available, Panvaya updates the displayed arrival estimate as new milestones and vessel information arrive. Any ETA remains an estimate rather than a delivery guarantee.