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Imabari delivers 64,000-ton-type bulk carrier
The new ship can carry various loads, such as grain, coal, and cement.
Imabari delivers 64,000-ton-type bulk carrier
The new ship can carry various loads, such as grain, coal, and cement.
PIL launches first SG60 container ship
Its naming ceremony was held in June.
Yangzijiang Shipbuilding’s net profit up 37% in H1
The company has delivered 23 vessels during the period.
PIL’s Kota Pelangi makes maiden call in Chile
This is the company’s largest vessel to berth in the country.
India operationalises National Waterway-57
This marks the resumption of inter-state freight transport in Assam.
MOL holds naming ceremony for newbuilding dual-fuel VLCC
This will be delivered by the end of 2025.
India’s Chennai-Kamarajar-Cuddalore cluster to become mega port by 2047
This will have a cargo handling capacity of over 300 million tonnes per annum.
MOL, MAAP, and MAGSAYSAY launch dynamic positioning training centre in PH
The first training course will commence next month.
ICTSI inks deal to operate Indonesia’s Batu Ampar container port
The company will run the facility for 30 years.
K Line fuels expansion with new Qatar office
This will take advantage of opportunities in the Middle Eastern country.
Tsuneishi to develop vessel for offshore rocket launches and recovery
Other companies will join in exploring opportunities in this collaboration.
Noatum Maritime expands in China with new office
The new office will be dedicated to its agency and maritime services arm.
Seatrium agrees to pay $148.5m in DPA over Brazil offences
The DPA stems from alleged corrupt practices involving the company’s business operations in Brazil, the statement said.
Hong Kong fortifies future with port and maritime industry focus
Authorities discussed strategies that will fuel the industry amidst the current geopolitical scene.
Samudera Shipping container volume up 12.63% in H1
Average revenue also increased in the first six months.
Uttar Pradesh completes over INR 250 crore worth of water logistics projects
There are still facilities being built worth over INR 600 crore.
Nam Cheong debuts Malaysia and Sarawak’s first multi-purpose support vessel
A formal naming ceremony will be held in August.
