Seabourn christened its newest vessel Seabourn Ovation, the fifth ultra-luxury ship to join the Seabourn fleet.
Five Japanese companies have reached agreements to invest in a long-term FPSO charter business in Brazil.
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Hunter Group exercises options for the construction of three more VLCCs at DSME.
Brokers: Hyundai Mipo Dockyard has received orders for seven tankers.
Viking Cruises’ newest ship, Viking Jupiter, was floated out in Ancona on May 10.
BW LNG, part of BW Group, has launched its newbuilding Floating Storage Regasification Unit last weekend.
Finland-based shipbuilder Meyer Turku reported its third profitable year in a row.
Bahri takes delivery of the final vessel from a series of ten VLCCs ordered from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries.
Sembcorp Marine has completed the world’s first FSO vessel with a 40-year hull lifespan, the FSO Ailsa.
MOL and Kawasaki Heavy Industries will jointly develop steering gear with new sensing capability and big data analysis.
The U.S. Government will reimpose sanctions on Iran’s port operators, and shipping and shipbuilding sectors.
DNV GL has secured a classification contract for Royal Caribbean International’s new ICON Class vessels.
Philly Shipyard laid off around 10 percent of its employees in the first quarter of 2018.
