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FP&A · Budget control

Actual vs budget

Monthly budget control for Northwind Shipping (fictional), an 8-vessel fleet of tankers, bulk carriers and offshore supply vessels. Actuals are closed through Sep 2026. All names and figures are synthetic; the structure mirrors a real budget-control model I ran in shipping.

Fleet · Vessel operating result · YTD May 2026

VesselOff-hire days B / ATCE/day B / ARunning cost/day B / AResult B / AVar.
MT AsterProduct tanker5 / 618,500 / 19,3694,117 / 4,1641,154k / 1,245k+90k
MT BoreasProduct tanker5 / 1418,000 / 18,7484,217 / 4,7791,066k / 908k−158k
MT CalypsoChemical tanker24 / 3115,500 / 16,2223,715 / 3,750593k / 556k−37k
MT DelphineChemical tanker5 / 515,000 / 15,6813,614 / 3,642830k / 916k+87k
MV EiraBulk carrier5 / 413,500 / 12,4783,313 / 3,336711k / 559k−152k
MV FjordBulk carrier5 / 313,000 / 11,9583,313 / 3,381638k / 489k−150k
OSV GaiaOffshore supply5 / 1811,000 / 10,6772,912 / 2,941125k / −74k−198k
OSV HelixOffshore supply5 / 410,500 / 10,2242,912 / 2,94452k / 8k−44k

TCE = net hire revenue per on-hire day. Vessel result = revenue − crew − running cost − leases − drydock provision (before G&A).

Synthetic data for a fictional company, for illustration only.