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→Global Orderbook below 200 Mn DWT for 1st Time in 13 Years
The shipbuilding industry completed another difficult year as low contracting remained a trend in 2017.
read more →Titan Petrochemicals Buying OPCO’s Nantong Shipyard
Hong Kong-based Titan Petrochemicals has reached an agreement to buy the entire issued share capital in the Gold …
read more →Tanker Orders Ramp Up in Q2
The second quarter of the year saw a total of 32 product tankers ordered as owners rushed to quench their thirst …
read more →MV Werften Starts Work on New Shipbuilding Complex
German shipbuilder MV Werften has launched construction work on a new hall complex, under an investment of some EUR …
read more →Hyundai Heavy Earns Less amid Shipbuilding Woes
Shipbuilding woes continued to put a significant amount of pressure on South Korea’a Hyundai Heavy Industries …
read more →Clarksons: Global Shipyard Capacity Down by 62 Pct
The number of active shipyards on a global scale has dropped by 62 percent since the beginning of 2009, according …
read more →Korea Line in USD 487 Mn Worth of Shipbuilding Deals
Korean shipping major Korea Line Corporation (KLC) has placed USD 487 million worth of orders for four bulk …
read more →Eimskip Secures Loan for Construction of Boxship Duo
Reykjavik-based shipping company Eimskip has reached an agreement for the financing of the construction of …
read more →China Revises White List, Adds Six Shipbuilders
Another six shipbuilders are set to enjoy financial support from China in the forthcoming period as they have been …
read more →Newbuild Orders at Chinese Yards Take a Nosedive
China’s shipbuilding industry has experienced a 25.4 percent plunge in newbuilding orders during the first …
read more →Mitsubishi Heavy to Restructure Its Shipbuilding Business?
Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) is considering to restructure its shipbuilding activities and enter …
read more →Clarksons: Shipyards’ Forward Cover Drops to 2.3 Years
Shipyards have been struggling with reduced vessel ordering for years as global output dropped and capacity …
read more →Oversupply Keeps January Vessel Orders at Record Low
Global ordering activity has fallen to 26-year low in January 2017, shipbuilding data from Maritime & Trade by …
read more →Clarksons: Contracting Activity Drops to 30-Year Low
The previous year was very weak for newbuild ordering as contracting activity fell to its lowest level in over 30 …
read more →DSME Enters Shipbuilding Deal with Iran
South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding and Marine Engineering (DSME) and Industrial Development and …
read more →Diana Shipping Gets Full Refund for Cancelled Bulker
Greek dry bulk ship owner Diana Shipping has received a full refund payment in the amount of USD 9.4 …
read more →China Cosco Shipping Pools Shipbuilding Assets
China Cosco Shipping Group has integrated all of its shipbuilding assets into one unit – Cosco Shipping Heavy …
read more →Fincantieri Goes “All In” on Vard Acquisition
Fincantieri Oil & Gas, a subsidiary of the Italian shipbuilding conglomerate Fincantieri, has launched a …
read more →EIB, Societe Generale Support Green Maritime Transport Plan
European Investment Bank (EIB) and Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking signed a framework guarantee …
read more →ABB, Wuchang Shipbuilding Team Up on Green Ships
Power and automation technology group ABB has signed an agreement with China’s Wuchang Shipbuilding Group to …
read more →Clarksons: China to Shorten White List to 59 Yards
At the start of October 2016, a set of revised criteria was introduced for China’s White List of domestic …
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