India prepares for major container capacity boost
According to Reuters, India plans to enhance its container shipping capacity by purchasing additional second-hand vessels.
Read moreAccording to Reuters, India plans to enhance its container shipping capacity by purchasing additional second-hand vessels.
Read moreIn 2024, Nakilat has achieved a considerable fleet expansion by signing contracts for the construction of six advanced gas carriers, including two LNG carriers and four LPG/Ammonia carriers.
Read moreThe renewal of the Panama merchant fleet is one of the quality objectives of the Panama Maritime Authority (PMA), which is why the entry of vessels under 15 years of age to the Panama Ship Registry is being prioritized.
Read moreHMM Co., South Korea's main sea carrier, plans to significantly expand its fleet of container and bulk carriers by 2030 to boost its global competitiveness.
Read moreArkas is investing $240 million to expand its fleet with four next-generation, eco-designed container vessels, increasing its total number of vessels to 53 and boosting the TEU capacity to over 100,000.
Read moreCOSCO Shipping Specialized Carriers plans a massive fleet expansion by adding over 80 vessels with various functions in the next two years.
Read morePeninsula, a marine fuels solutions company, has welcomed into its expanding fleet, Hercules Sky, a two year old oil chemical tanker.
Read moreGlobal shipyards are under pressure and 2021 could bring the third lowest level of newbuilding orders in 12 years, says BIMCO.
Read moreWall Street Journal reported that Hapag-Lloyd and Taiwanese carrier Evergreen Marine Corp have separately placed orders to Asian yards for the construction of more than a dozen mega-container ships that would have a combined value of about $2.2 billion.
Read moreAccording to the Director General of NIMASA, Dr Dakuku Peterside, Nigerians will be able to lift their country's crude oil for export immediately the national fleet comes into operation. The new national fleet will be 49% owned by a technical partner and Nigerian investors will hold the 51%.
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