Italian group inks contract for five more PCTCs and two options worth $630m
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New Norwegian owner Agalas orders wind farm cable ship in Turkey
Company backed by Cecon and fisheries companies invests in dual-fuel methanol vessel
Japan’s Doun Kisen orders ultramax bulkers at Nantong Xiangyu
The newbuilding price for ultramax bulk carriers has reached a new low level in the past 12 months
Cargill teams up with Mitsui to pull the trigger on first methanol-fuelled bulker order
Agricultural giant turns to Japan’s Tsuneishi Group to build dual-fuel kamsarmaxes
‘Game changer’: First 3D ship design model makes it to class approval
Damen Engineering Gdansk, Napa and Bureau Veritas reveal insights into their collaboration
Tsakos flips container ship newbuildings to large tankers
The Greek shipping company dropped two feeder boxships booked at Hyundai shipyard for suezmax tanker newbuildings worth $170m
A lucrative ship repair market in Europe
The global industry for repair and maintenance will benefit from the restoration of trade post-Covid lockdowns, among other factors, a report by the research agency Future Market Insights (FMI) has found, predicting a CAGR of 6.6% up to 2033 and a revenue of $50.3 billion.
”Europe is expected to be one of the most lucrative markets across the globe,” the report says. ”Germany is predicted to lead the Europe ship repair and maintenance services owing to the emphasis on research and development...
https://maritime-professionals.com/a-lucrative-ship-repair-market-in-europe/
Corsica Ferries invests in wind-powered ro-ro start-up Neoline
French group will help finance the first Neoliner vessel due in 2024
Tsakos negotiates contract switch from boxships to tankers with Korean yard
Illustrative of where pundits think the markets will go in 2023, Alphaliner is reporting Greece’s Tsakos Shipping and Trading is negotiating the conversion of orders for two 2,782 teu container vessels into contracts for suexmax tankers, citing numerous broking reports. Tsakos has eight 2,782 teu...
https://splash247.com/tsakos-negotiates-contract-switch-from-boxships-to-tankers-with-korean-yard/
New Dayang wins ultramax orders
In the bulk carrier sector, Chinese builder New Dayang has secured two orders for ultramax newbuidings, both from London-based repeat clients. The buyers are Ocean Agencies and Marine Capital, both placing orders for two 63,500 dwt ultramaxes with the unit price understood by brokers to be around...