Secure Your Cargo Across Land, Sea and Air
Marine Insurance covers goods while they are being transported—whether by road, rail, air or sea. It protects against risks such as theft, damage, collision, overturning, sinking and other transit-related perils. For importers, exporters, manufacturers and traders, marine insurance is vital to ensure that cargo value is safeguarded from origin to destination.
Coverage for inland and overseas transits
Institute Cargo Clauses (ICC) A/B/C-based coverage
Options for specific voyage, open and annual policies
Protection against theft, pilferage, non-delivery and transit damage
Customisable limits and conditions based on trade patterns
Types of Policies
Sales Turnover
Open Cover
Open Policy
Specific Voyage
Frequently Asked Questions
What is covered under marine cargo insurance?
Physical loss or damage to goods during transit by road, rail, air or sea.
What are Institute Cargo Clauses (A/B/C)?
Standard sets of clauses defining coverage breadth, with Clause A being widest.
Can I insure all my shipments under one policy?
Yes, open or annual policies cover multiple shipments over a period.
Does marine insurance cover delay in delivery?
Pure delay is usually excluded unless caused by an insured peril with specific extensions.
Who can take marine insurance—buyer or seller?
Either, depending on Incoterms and contractual responsibility for the goods.
Are used or second-hand goods insurable?
Yes, but insurers may impose special conditions or higher deductibles.
