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Precious Shipping Loses Arbitration against Sanfu
Shipbuilding

Precious Shipping Loses Arbitration against Sanfu

Thailand-listed dry cargo ship owner Precious Shipping failed to win the arbitration proceeding against the Chinese Taizhou Sanfu Ship Engineering over fuel consumption issues on Ultramax bulkers built by the yard. “The arbitration process with Sanfu on the excessive fuel consumption issue has been

about 9 years ago
Daewoo Shipbuilding to Resume Trading on Korea Exchange
Shipbuilding

Daewoo Shipbuilding to Resume Trading on Korea Exchange

South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) is to resume its stock trading on the Korea Stock Exchange Market this week following a period of suspension, Yonhap News Agency reported. Last week, the Korea Exchange held a meeting to decide whether the financially trouble

about 9 years ago
Product Tanker Orderbook at Historic Low
Shipbuilding

Product Tanker Orderbook at Historic Low

Despite somewhat increased activity in terms of new orders in the product tanker sector in the first nine months of 2017, the orderbook remains at historically low levels, as disclosed by Capital Product Partners L.P. in a market commentary. The MR product tanker orderbook currently stands at 7.2% o

about 9 years ago
Caribbean FLNG Still Without Work
Shipbuilding

Caribbean FLNG Still Without Work

Exmar’s newbuilding floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) facility Carribean FLNG is yet to secure its first job. The world’s first barge-based FLNG facility was delivered to Exmar by Chinese Wison Offshore and Marine in July this year. The vessel was set to work for Canada-based oil and gas company

about 9 years ago
Suppliers Take Legal Action against Triyards
Shipbuilding

Suppliers Take Legal Action against Triyards

Problems keep on emerging for the financially-troubled shipbuilder Triyards Holdings Limited as suppliers take their claims over unpaid bills to court. According to the latest update from the Singapore-based company, some of its subsidiaries have received various claims from suppliers and are curren

about 9 years ago
Drewry: Ordering Spree in Boxship Sector Unlikely
Shipbuilding

Drewry: Ordering Spree in Boxship Sector Unlikely

On the heels of the two orders by containership majors CMA CGM and MSC for 22,000 TEU ships, the market fears there is a risk other carriers might follow suit further distorting demand-supply balance, which is already suffering from tonnage oversupply. To remind, Mediterranean Shipping Company has o

about 9 years ago
World Dream Delivered to Genting Hong Kong
Shipbuilding

World Dream Delivered to Genting Hong Kong

German shipbuilder Meyer Werft has handed over the new cruise vessel World Dream to the Asian shipping company Dream Cruises, a subsidiary of Genting Hong Kong. The new ship can accommodate 3,376 passengers and is 335 meters long, 39.7 meters wide and can reach a speed of more than 23 knots. This cr

about 9 years ago
NGO: GMB Keeps Alang Ship Recycling in the Dark?
Shipbuilding

NGO: GMB Keeps Alang Ship Recycling in the Dark?

The Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB) has “turned a cold shoulder” to requests by the NGO Shipbreaking Platform to visit the shipbreaking yards on the tidal beach of Alang. According to the Platform, for the past two months the Indian authority has refused to reply to repeated requests, submitted via the

about 9 years ago
Moore Stephens: Vessel Operating Costs to Rise in 2017 and 2018
Shipbuilding

Moore Stephens: Vessel Operating Costs to Rise in 2017 and 2018

Vessel operating costs are expected to increase in both 2017 and 2018, according to the latest survey by international account and shipping consultant Moore Stephens. Repairs & maintenance and spares are the cost categories which are likely to increase most significantly in each of the two years. Th

about 9 years ago
Korea Lines Orders Two Bulkers
Shipbuilding

Korea Lines Orders Two Bulkers

Korea Lines Corporation, part of Samra Midas Group, has announced an investment in two 325,000 dwt bulk carriers. The company would be paying KRW 184.8 billion (USD 164 million) for the two ships. According to Yonhap, Hyundai Heavy Industries has been hired for the construction of the two ships, whi

about 9 years ago
Brokers: Vitol Tied to Two More LPG Tankers at HHI
Shipbuilding

Brokers: Vitol Tied to Two More LPG Tankers at HHI

Dutch energy and commodity trading group Vitol has declared options for two liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) tankers at South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), according to the latest report from Intermodal. The 84,000 cbm gas carriers would be fitted with ballast water treatment syste

about 9 years ago
1st Heritage Class Shuttle Tanker Joins Teekay Offshore
Shipbuilding

1st Heritage Class Shuttle Tanker Joins Teekay Offshore

Image Courtesy: Teekay Teekay Offshore has taken delivery of Beothuk Spirit, the first of its three Heritage Class shuttle tankers, from Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) shipyard in South Korea. Currently, the 147,000 dwt Beothuk Spirit, which flies the flag of Canada, has a market value of USD 104.61

about 9 years ago
Mitsui Delivers Bulker to Eastern Mediterranean Maritime
Shipbuilding

Mitsui Delivers Bulker to Eastern Mediterranean Maritime

Japanese shipbuilder and ship designer Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding (MES) has delivered a 60,000 dwt bulk carrier to its owner at Tamano Works on October 25. MV Venezia was handed over to Greece-based Eastern Mediterranean Maritime Limited. Venezia is the 26th ship in the shipbuilding company’s

about 9 years ago
Spotted: Ferus Smit Splashes Erik Thun’s Bulker
Shipbuilding

Spotted: Ferus Smit Splashes Erik Thun’s Bulker

Dutch shipbuilder Ferus Smit has launched Snow Crystal, the first in a series of two new ships ordered by Swedish shipping company Erik Thun AB. The 5,680 dwt mini bulker was splashed at Ferus Smit’s Westerbroek yard on October 21. As informed, Snow Crystal and its sister vessel, which is currently

about 9 years ago
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