China
Jan De Nul launches latest cable-laying vessel in China
The final stages of construction will soon commence.
Jan De Nul launches latest cable-laying vessel in China
The final stages of construction will soon commence.
CU Lines to launch new Red Sea route
This service will have 18 days rolling schedule.
BV classes dual-fuel carrier AICC FENGHUANG
The vessel can carry 7,000 standard vehicles across 12 decks, including 4 liftable decks.
Maersk and CATL ink supply chain and international logistics deal
They aim to decarbonise global supply chains and support CATL expansion.
Evergreen taps partners for North China and Indonesia expansion
The new route will commence end of October.
Tsuneishi Shipbuilding launches 5,900 TEU methanol dual-fuelled container carrier
This is the largest of its kind that the company has built.
China port operators’ frontloaded growth to fall by at least 4%
The combination of strong results and deleveraging has made them resilient to uncertainties.
How will US port fees affect China’s shipbuilding industry?
Major companies can absorb the impact.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding’s net profit up 37% in H1
The company has delivered 23 vessels during the period.
Noatum Maritime expands in China with new office
The new office will be dedicated to its agency and maritime services arm.
CULines expands South Asia routes
One of the new routes will commence on 27 July.
Yantian East Port completes construction of berths 1 and 2
All marine works will be completed by the end of 2025.
Hudong-Zhonghua bags AiP for two new vessels
The certificates were granted to an LNG and a CO2 carrier.
COSCO Shipping Bulk and BHP ink deal for ammonia dual-fuelled ships
The vessels will be delivered starting 2028.
Cosco Shipping taps Wärtsilä for four new gas carriers
The ships commence operations in 2026.
Tianjin Port pushes for full automation in North China
Robots are being used for faster operation.
US-China rivalry shifts to shipbuilding
The shipbuilding industry is set to be the new battleground for the two superpowers.
