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Oil Tanker Bombed off Libyan Coast
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Oil Tanker Bombed off Libyan Coast

An oil tanker was bombed on Sunday by Libya’s government airplanes while anchored to offload fuel cargo at a terminal near the city of Sirte, controlled by Islamist leaders. One person was killed and another injured in the bombing that saw the tanker Anwaar Afriqya burst into flames, the Libya News

about 11 years ago
Iranian Aid Ship Offloaded in Djibouti, UN Takes Over Cargo
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Iranian Aid Ship Offloaded in Djibouti, UN Takes Over Cargo

The Iranian aid ship bound for war-stricken Yemen will not proceed to its original destination as its cargo was taken over by the United Nations following an inspection in Djibouti, writes the AFP. Namely, according to the UN officials, the 2,500 tons of aid, bound for Yemen on board the Iran Shahed

about 11 years ago
Stolt-Nielsen and Sungas Sell Stake in Avance Gas
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Stolt-Nielsen and Sungas Sell Stake in Avance Gas

Stolt-Nielsen Gas, a subsidiary Norway’s liquid bulk transporter Stolt-Nielsen Limited, and Sungas Holdings have agreed to sell up to 5 million common shares in Avance Gas Holding, expected to fetch up to USD 81 million. Stolt-Nielsen Gas and Sungas have sold or agreed to sell 2,500,000 common share

about 11 years ago
Update: Iranian Aid Ship Reaches Djibouti
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Update: Iranian Aid Ship Reaches Djibouti

The Iranian cargo ship carrying aid to Yemen Iran Shahed has arrived in Djibouti, the Associated Press reported citing a US official. As reported by the FARS news agency, the ship entered the Djibouti waters on Thursday and is said to be anchored offshore. The US officials are reported as saying tha

about 11 years ago
Drewry: LPG Coaster Shipping to Remain Weak in 2015
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Drewry: LPG Coaster Shipping to Remain Weak in 2015

Oversupply of vessels in the LPG coaster shipping market continue pushing rates below pre-financial crisis levels, according to the latest edition of Drewry’s LPG Forecaster. “Average 12-month LPG coaster time charter rates fell almost 15% between 2007 and 2014”, said Shresth Sharma, senior analyst,

about 11 years ago
Carriers More Reliable in April
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Carriers More Reliable in April

Container service reliability reached a data-series high in April with the aggregate on-time performance for the three key East-West trades rising to 67.6%, up by 4.1 percentage points on March, according to Drewry’s Carrier Performance Insight. The previous best since Drewry’s new data series start

about 11 years ago
Iran Caves In to Inspection of Its Yemen Bound Aid Ship
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Iran Caves In to Inspection of Its Yemen Bound Aid Ship

Iran’s cargo ship, said to be carrying humanitarian aid to Yemen, will be inspected after all as the ship will dock in Djibouti instead of sailing directly to the port of Hodaida. “We have decided to dock our ship in Djibouti so the United Nations inspection protocol can take place,” ISNA news agenc

about 11 years ago
ZIM Steams Back to Profit
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ZIM Steams Back to Profit

Israeli shipping company ZIM posted a sharp improvement in its business results for the first quarter of 2015 recording a non-GAAP net profit of USD 35 million, compared to a USD 4 million loss in the last quarter and a USD 53 million loss in the parallel quarter in 2014. The operating cash flow in

about 11 years ago
Interview: Time for Carriers to Get Ahead of the Curve
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Interview: Time for Carriers to Get Ahead of the Curve

The 2015 has started off as a pretty challenging year for the container shipping industry. With volatile spot rates coupled with oversupply and ordering of ever bigger ships, ship owners across the board seem to have a lot on their plates. World Maritime News wanted to know more about the direction

about 11 years ago
Container Shipping Rates Ever More Volatile
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Container Shipping Rates Ever More Volatile

The volatility of global container shipping spot freight rates since the start of 2015 has continued to increase in comparison to 2014, according to rate assessments on 11 routes gathered by the World Container Index (WCI), jointly owned by Drewry alongside Cleartrade Exchange. Price turbulence on t

about 11 years ago
UASC Launches Agency in Jordan
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UASC Launches Agency in Jordan

Middle Eastern container line United Arab Shipping Company (UASC) has established a wholly UASC-operated agency in Jordan. Uffe Østergaard, Chief Commercial Officer at UASC, said that Jordan is a key market for the line. UASC is therefore invested in recruitment of new staff to operate the agency in

about 11 years ago
ICS Dismayed by US Stance on Ballast Water Regime
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ICS Dismayed by US Stance on Ballast Water Regime

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) voiced its fears that the unilateral stance taken at last week’s IMO MEPC meeting by the United States regarding the progress on ballast water implementation problems may actually have the opposite effect. ICS believes that shipowners can now have increase

about 11 years ago
Eco-Conscious China Keeps Dry Bulk Market Down
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Eco-Conscious China Keeps Dry Bulk Market Down

The dry bulk shipping market is not expected to return to profitability until 2017, despite a modest recovery in earnings anticipated over the next two years, according to the latest edition of the Dry Bulk Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry. The dry bulk market has always b

about 11 years ago
Singapore Asks Iran to Investigate Alpine Eternity Incident
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Singapore Asks Iran to Investigate Alpine Eternity Incident

The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has requested the Iranian maritime authorities to investigate last week’s shooting incident involving five Iranian Navy boats and a Singapore-registered tanker Alpine Eternity. MPA said that Singapore is deeply concerned concerned with such actions,

about 11 years ago
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