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APAC marine vessels market seen reaching $68.9b by 2029

This will be driven by trade expansion, fleet replacement and defence modernisation.
5 days ago

APAC marine vessels market seen reaching $68.9b by 2029

This will be driven by trade expansion, fleet replacement and defence modernisation.
5 days ago

Record orders push container fleet growth to 13.9% by 2027

Ships larger than 12,000 TEU make up 59% of capacity on order.

Asia Pacific steel demand fuels dry bulk shipping rise to $425.6b

It accounted for 44.8% of the global market value in 2025.

Asia‑Pacific emerges as dual hub in shipping’s fuel transition

China accounted for 17% of global ship carbon dioxide emissions.

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Seafarer morale drops as shore leaves become limited

This was linked to the normalisation of the disruption.

Vietnam and Philippines draft port waste plans to curb marine litter

More than 90 maritime stakeholders joined workshops to shape national waste frameworks.

Maritime firms pilot AI faster than governance can keep up, report says

Only 23% say their organisations are actively training staff to use it.

Shipping’s digital shift fuels AI gains, cyber risks

Reported incidents climbed to 828 in 2025 from 408 in 2024.

Ports accelerate green infrastructure push amidst shift to alternative fuels

Asia remains the dominant hub, handling around 60% of global container ship calls.

Shipping turns to AI to stop dangerous cargo at source

This prompted calls for tougher enforcement as false declarations threaten vessels.

Asia’s battery tech makes case for middle ground in hull efficiency

Hydrofoiling is impressive, but the cost and complexity alienate the consumer and limit market penetration.

Allianz says $125b in cargo remains stranded in Gulf

Hull and cargo premiums increased during the conflict.

Shipbuilding boom runs into capacity wall

Chinese yards captured 70% of first-quarter orders as delivery slots tightened.