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New orders for Imtech Marine & Offshore
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New orders for Imtech Marine & Offshore

Imtech Marine & Offshore B.V. has received several orders for the UniMACS

about 21 years ago
Builders pump sand onto Patrick’s shore
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Builders pump sand onto Patrick’s shore

On Monday, Weeks Marine Inc. began pumping the first grains of a $6 million beach restoration project expected to bring 265,000 cubic yards onto 4.1 miles of Patrick Air Force Base’s beach, enough to fill about 15,590 dump trucks. The company’s two dredges will pump sand around the clock for the nex

about 21 years ago
Peter McIntosh trades 25,000 shares in company
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Peter McIntosh trades 25,000 shares in company

LONDON (AFX) – VT Group PLC said its managing director, shipbuilding, Peter McIntosh bought 25,000 shares in the company at 160.2 pence per share.

about 21 years ago
Korean Companies have not been Idle
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Korean Companies have not been Idle

Hyundai Heavy Industries Co., Ltd, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd., and Samsung Heavy Industries Co., Ltd received an order worth more than $10 billion of 44 liquefied natural gas (LNG) ships from Qatargas (Qatar Liquefied Gas Company Ltd.) in the Middle East.

about 21 years ago
Shipbuilding: Sailing back to the glory days
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Shipbuilding: Sailing back to the glory days

THE GLORY days of Philippine shipbuilding were in the 16th and 17th centuries, when the country led the rest of the Orient in the seafaring trade. Three-masted Spanish galleons loaded with treasure, which swashbuckling English pirates plundered, were constructed in Cavite, Iloilo, Pangasinan, Sorsog

about 21 years ago
Town’s shipbuilding past lives on at museum
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Town’s shipbuilding past lives on at museum

ESSEX, Mass. (AP) – For decades, the bell in the steeple of the First Congregational Church set the rhythm of daily life in this tiny shipbuilding town. It woke shipyard workers at dawn, interrupted the pounding of their wooden mallets at lunch, then tolled again when it was time for the workers to

about 21 years ago
Alliot-Marie says talks on DCN/Thales shipbuilding merger back on track
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Alliot-Marie says talks on DCN/Thales shipbuilding merger back on track

PARIS (AFX) – Defence Minister Michele Alliot-Marie said talks on the merger of France’s Direction des Constructions Navales (DCN) shipyards with the shipbuilding business of Thales SA are back on track.

about 21 years ago
Steady hand takes the helm
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Steady hand takes the helm

TAMPA – Some of his most important customers have rolled out the red carpet for Richard Wainio as he arrives in the hot seat of Tampa port director today. Traditional port businesses like his shipping industry experience.

about 21 years ago
Malaysia to hold talks with Indonesia on territorial row
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Malaysia to hold talks with Indonesia on territorial row

PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia: Malaysia says it will hold talks with Indonesia to resolve a disputed maritime area in the Sulawesi Sea. “Now that both parties are claiming for possession, we will hold diplomatic talks to avoid untoward incidences,” Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said told his

about 21 years ago
Locals Invited To Join Ports, Shipping Exhibition And Conference In Manila
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Locals Invited To Join Ports, Shipping Exhibition And Conference In Manila

Bandar Seri Begawan – The Philippine Ports Authority announced that interested parties who wish to understand the substantial commercial opportunities currently available in the Philippines are invited to participate in the triennial 3rd Philippine Ports and Shipping 2005 Manila Exhibition and Confe

about 21 years ago
Tanker fire under control
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Tanker fire under control

The Norwegian tanker “Fjord Champion” was still on fire Sunday morning, but the fire was dying out, NRK reports. The crew of 28 were safely evaquated when the Norwegian tanker “Fjord Champion” caught fire late Friday evening, and the ship later drifted ashore near Mandal on the south coast.

about 21 years ago
Police Find Dozens of Slave Children in Shipping Container
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Police Find Dozens of Slave Children in Shipping Container

Nigerian police found more than 60 children packed into a shipping container in Lagos, and a police said it was believed they were to be sold as slaves or servants. A woman accompanying the children was arrested after the discovery of the 60-70 boys and girls aged five to 14 yesterday.

about 21 years ago
The shipping blues
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The shipping blues

Melbourne and Adelaide are slugging it out for the navy’s $6 billion destroyer contract, but could a top-notch American shipbuilder win the contract? David Elias investigates. A new generation of warships is about to go up on the shipbuilders’ slipway, but which slipway remains a tough call for the

about 21 years ago
CIMC net jumps on soaring orders, prices
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CIMC net jumps on soaring orders, prices

China International Marine Containers (Group) Co. (CIMC), the world’s largest shipping container maker, posted Friday a more than threefold jump in 2004 net profit as sales volume and container prices surged on a global economic recovery.

about 21 years ago
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