Turkey’s Dearsan Shipyard has floated out the second of two offshore patrol vessels (OPVs) that the company is building for the Nigerian Navy. Once completed, the OPV will have a steel hull, an aluminium superstructure, a length of 76 metres, a beam of 11 metres, a displacement of 1,100 tonnes, and...
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COLUMN | On the edge? McDermott, Petrofac, The Metals Company and Cadeler [Offshore Accounts]
Lady Gaga famously sang that she was “on the edge of glory”. This week, we look at four companies on the edge of….well, something. Let’s check in on two construction companies, a subsea mining venture, and our favourite wind turbine installer. McDermott on the edge Finally, a judge in the UK has...
Ciner bulks up with kamsarmax newbuilds at Hengli Shipbuilding
Turkey’s Ciner Shipping has added four kamsarmaxes to its large bulk carrier orderbook across Chinese shipyards. The Istanbul-based bulker and tanker player has contracted 82,000 dwt scrubber-fitted units at Hengli Shipbuilding in Dalian with deliveries starting from March 2027. Shipbuilding...
https://splash247.com/ciner-bulks-up-with-kamsarmax-newbuilds-at-hengli-shipbuilding/
The broadest meeting of the manufacturing industry
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Presenting an unparalleled 360-degree experience of the manufacturing industry for thirty years, WIN EURASIA serves as the meeting point where industry innovations are exhibited on one platform. Through the … |
https://maritime-professionals.com/the-broadest-meeting-of-the-manufacturing-industry/
Arkas signs for four boxship newbuilds in China
Turkey’s largest boxship operator, Arkas, has signed a contract in China for four ships that will take its fleet past the 100,000 slot mark. The 4,300 teu sister ships will be built at Guangzhou Wenchong Shipyard and are costing $240m in total. The vessels will deliver in the first half of 2028,...
https://splash247.com/arkas-signs-for-four-boxship-newbuilds-in-china/
DFDS empowers women in maritime careers
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DFDS is launching a new talent programme for students. The programme which is called “Waves of Talent” is designed to equip young individuals with the necessary knowledge, skills and … |
https://maritime-professionals.com/dfds-empowers-women-in-maritime-careers/
Ciner back for more Dayang ultramaxes
Turkey’s Ciner Shipping has signed for four more ultramaxes at New Dayang Shipyard in China. No price has been revealed for this latest series of newbuilds. Brokers suggest each ship is costing around $33m. Over the last 12 years, Ciner has ordered a total of 15 ultramaxes at New Dayang, a yard...
https://splash247.com/ciner-back-for-more-dayang-ultramaxes/
Greek towage operator acquires Turkish-built tug
Nemeca Z, a towage and salvage company operating out of Greece’s Port of Piraeus, recently took delivery of a new harbour tug from Turkish builder Med Marine. The Robert Allan Ltd-designed Dias Z has a length of 25.2 metres, a beam of 12 metres, a depth of 4.6 metres, a draught of 5.75 metres, and...
Boost your business in Istanbul
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International industry heading for Europort Istanbul Europort has firmly established itself as Istanbul’s leading international maritime exhibition over recent decades. With more than 7 months remaining... |
https://maritime-professionals.com/boost-your-business-in-istanbul/
Vernicos Scafi subsidiary orders tug from Turkish yard
SVS Maritime, a company under Greek towage provider the Vernicos Scafi Group, has awarded Turkish shipbuilder Med Marine a contract for the construction of a new harbour tug. The tug will be designed by Canadian naval architecture firm Robert Allan Ltd. The vessel will have a length of 25.2 metres,...