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Shipping News
- Sembawang Shipyard wins US$221m contract
SEMBCORP Marine's wholly owned subsidiary, Sembawang Shipyard Pte Ltd, has won a US$221 million contract from Avonway Ltd of Cyprus, a wholly owned subsidiary of Nordic Heavy Lift ASA of Norway, to design, construct, outfit and commission a 5,000 tonne DP3 heavy lift crane vessel.
- Keppel O&M wins US$191m Vietnam rig deal
KEPPEL Offshore & Marine has added a new jack-up drilling rig contract worth US$191 million for Vietnam to its already substantial order book.
- NOL shares gain on possible terminals sale report
NEPTUNE Orient Lines Ltd shares climbed to a record after UBS AG raised the stock rating on the operator of Asia's fourth-largest container-shipping line, citing a possible sale of its United States port terminals.
- Circle Line eyes solar-powered ferry for Ellis Island route
- Russia moves Volgotanker auction to June 19
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- Report: China to integrate state-owned shipping companies
- Tianjin's Binhai New Area to host China Shipping Summit 2007
- 4th Foshan International Logistics Fair June 28, 29
- RCL receives second's 1,108-TEU ship from China yard
- Gulftainer upgrades Comoros facilities
- Pakistan releases 1,100 impounded wheat containers
- Report urges greater US-Canada container security co-operation
- Qantas to increase services to LA, South Africa, South America
- MASkargo wins freight handling award from Korean Air Cargo
- Kuehne + Nagel establishes Yokohama office
- TNT Express helps to fight poverty in China
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- Grand Alliance unveils new service concept of transpacific services
- Northport to launch $ 147-m expansion
- Maersk Line launches Constanza-China service
- APL & MOL offer new S-E Asia weekly service calling at Fuzhou
- A.P. Moller-Maersk’s 5th 11,000-TEU box vessel named Ebba Maersk at Odense
- Hapag Lloyd to acquire eight 8,750-TEU newbuildings
- Mega boxships set to change face of intra-Asia trade
- Xiamen handles 1st CKYH Alliance ship on new Asia-US East Coast run
- Capt. Anil Tejpal appointed Comm. Manager of Anglo-Eastern
- China steel boom expected to keep freight rates high
- Gujarat hopes to rope in Korean expertise in shipbuilding project
- ASAA team interacts with CGM, CONCOR N-W Region
- Coal, iron ore shipping rates dip as Newcastle eases jam
- India, Japan ink MoU on IPRs
- 7 global firms keen to supply wheat
- Pulses can be imported duty-free till March 31, 2009
- US joins EU in chorus for lower Indian duties on alcoholic beverages
- MoS forms 5-man panel to suggest ways of boosting box traffic at Kolkata Port
- MICT quay crane achieves a swinging new record
- 5 Major Ports to be developed as cruise tourism hubs
- Ministry pushes for amended law to hasten land acquisition
- Rlys eyes bigger slice of car transport pie
- Inflation slows to eight-month low
- Govt issues pre-qualification norms for PPP project bidders
- Sunil B. Mittal elected CII President
- 3rd India-GCC Industrial Forum meet today
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| MAY 28, 2007 |
- Eurofin expands into Asia
- Moroni goes 24/7 to beat congestion
- GL classes 4-ship Austal order
- CMI initiative "not needed": ICS
- KR in bid to cut detentions
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- Bharati to build Voith-Schneider PSV's
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| MAY 28, 2007 |
- OOCL makes it ten
Hong Kong owner slips in another 4,500-teu order at Samsung, as builder keeps price unchanged.
- HMM builds defences
Container line launches share buybacks in bid to stave off potential takeover.
- Noble signs $1bn loan
Hong Kong group follows up successful bond issue with huge new re-finance facility.
- Port rumours lift NOL
Stock leaps nearly 6% after UBS floats tantalising possibility of terminal sale.
- Dyvi increases the lift
Sembawang confirms Nordic Heavy has option for second vessel.
- Boom times for Bharati
Indian yard picks up another PSV order, this time from Germany's MAN Ferrostaal.
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- Eckerö takes charge of Birka and sells ferry
The results from Rederiaktiebolaget Eckerö’s bid for the outstanding shares in Birka Line show that Eckerö after the deal will ...
- Large port investments in St Petersburg
The board of Sea Port of St Petersburg has according to SeaNews.ru approved an investment program up to 2015. The ...
- Record delay at the SSN shipyard
The third vessel in the B201/II series, the Genca, has been delivered to Spliethof. The vessel was launched in ...
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- Foreign support for Shanghai futures contract
BP becomes first foreign trader on China's fuel oil futures market.
- Petron commissions another double-hull tanker
Philippines oil company says its expects to commission more in the next two years.
- Greek ports falling behind
Shipping association renews calls for container handling operations to be privatised.
- Shipping line expects its bunker consumption to grow
NYK Line could lift more product from Singapore.
- Japanese bunker market 'efficient', says IBS
Player says there are rarely disputes or challenges.
- Shanghai: Crude oil futures contract moves closer
The Shanghai Futures Exchange awaits approval from Beijing to launch a crude oil contract.
- Plans for new fuel terminal on Israeli coast
New terminal in Ashdod area expected to cost $50-60 million.
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