I worked on one of the company's container ships in 2017. My impressions of the company were positive: supplies and food were of a good standard, and salaries were paid on time. Officers' contracts were around four months, plus or minus one month, and there was not much paperwork at that time.
I found the company generally good to work for. Internet was available through Starlink, although only 8 GB was free and additional data cost extra. The food was good, barbecues were held regularly, crew changes were carried out on time, and salaries were paid on time. Cadets reportedly received around $1,000, but career progression was limited. The company had started buying new ships and appeared to have some vessels under construction.