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ONE Expects Deeper Loss amid Teething Problems
Ocean Network Express expects to report much wider loss than previously estimated.
Scorpio Agrees Scrubber Deals for Tanker, Bulker Fleets
Scorpio Bulkers and Scorpio Tankers sign LOIs for the purchase and installation of scrubbers on the companies’ vessels.
Bumi Armada Dismisses VLCC Purchase Reports
Malaysian Bumi Armada has refuted broker reports that linked it to the purchase of VLCC Front Ariake.
AMSA: Uljanik Plovidba’s Tanker Cleared to Resume Voyage
Croatian-flagged tanker Pomer, which had been detained in the port of Gladstone, Australia, since October 12, has been released earlier today, Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) told World Maritime News. The owner of the vessel Uljanik Plovidba informed on Monday that the ship was held over
Rolls-Royce, Intel Launch Autonomous Ship Collaboration
Rolls-Royce and Intel to collaborate on designs for sophisticated intelligent shipping systems.
EuroDry Refinances Bulker Quartet, Eyes Acquisitions with Extra Cash
EuroDry secured refinancing for four vessels, cashing in USD 8 million of extra liquidity.
Over 1,000 Scrubber Installations Booked in the Past Six Months
The second wave of scrubber ordering has seen over 1,000 scrubber projects confirmed over the past six months.
ReCAAP: Piracy Incidents Drop to Ten-Year Low
A total of 64 incidents of piracy and armed robbery against ships were reported in Asia during January-September 2018.
Vinalines Cut Debt by USD 440 Mn from 2014 to 2017
Vinalines managed to reduce its debt by VND 10.6 trillion (USD 440 million) between 2014 and 2017.
Meriaura Grows Fleet with Two More Ships
VG-Shipping, part of Meriaura Group, has acquired two dry cargo vessels.
Uljanik Plovidba’s Tanker Detained in Australia
Croatian-flagged tanker Pomer has been detained in the port of Gladstone, Australia.
Port of Corpus Christi Breaks Tonnage Record amid Blooming Crude Oil Exports
The Port of Corpus Christi unfazed by the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China.
PIL Terminates Vessel Calls to Iran due to US Sanctions
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has ceased acceptance of cargoes in and out of Iran.
Gallery: RoRo that Crashed into Anchored Boxship Allowed to Head for Tunisia
The Tunisian-flagged RoRo Ulysse, which collided with an anchored boxship a week ago, allowed to head for Tunisia.