Wholly owned by Haegerstrand, Stefan Trybom acted as shipbroker, charterer, agent and Nordship chartering broker. In 1976 it initiated a pool of eight small companies for Baltic and North Sea coastal trades in competition with Dutch and German owners. The vessels shared a flag and Nord names. The name came from Nordship, which Trybom and a Finnish colleague had operated as Norrlandslinjen between Finland and Sweden in the 1960s. Jacob Engwall inherited 60% in 1985 and was succeeded by Torsten. Engco’s interests also included Nordking, Poolship and the bunker firm Beta Olje & Kol.
Successive registers place the pooled ships under several partnerships and managers. By 1992–93 Trybom managed what appeared to be the original fleet, although two possible renamings were inferred from tonnage and building year. The Nord fleet subsequently appeared under Rederi Nordship, with Trybom managing part of it. By April 2005 the remaining operating company Sandra appeared under Arnesen ShipBrokers, and Trybom was no longer listed as managing part of Nordship.
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