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GOGL Refinances USD 284 Mn Loan, Delays Scrubber Installations amid Coronavirus
GOGL refinances USD 284 million loan facility covering 15 vessels.
Ghost Ship Washes Ashore in Ireland
A vessel without a single soul on board ran aground near Ballycotton, Cork in Ireland.
Maersk Tema Boarded by Pirates off Guinea, Crew Safe
Maersk Tema boarded by pirates while underway off the coast of West Africa on Friday, February 14.
Coronavirus Outbreak: VLCCs Hit the Hardest
The daily cost of hiring a VLCC for 12 months has fallen by over 20% in the last month.
HHLA Handles More Containers in 2019
HHLA closed the 2019 financial year with a rise in both its container throughput and revenue.
First Semi-Automated Terminal in Italy Starts Ops
APM Terminals’ new Vado Gateway terminal received its first commercial service on February 11.
Diana Shipping: Panamax Sale Fails
A buyer of Diana Shipping’ Calipso gives up on the vessel purchase.
Readers’ Picks of the Week (February 10-14, 2020)
Here are the most read stories of the previous week.
APM Terminals Restarts Permit Process for Poti Port Construction
APM Terminals Poti re-initiates the process to get permits for a new deep-water port.
Berge Bulk Ship Takes 1st Commercial Delivery of 3D Printed Parts
Berge Mafadi has received the world’s first commercial delivery of 3D printed scupper plugs.
MSC, Maersk Partner Up with SM Line on Transpacific Route
Maersk and MSC, which together form the 2M Alliance, have found a new South Korean partner.
DP World Takes Majority Stake in Ukrainian Container Terminal
DP World is to acquire a majority stake in TIS Container Terminal in the Port of Yuzhny, Ukraine.
Scorpio Bulkers in Sale and Leaseback with Ocean Yield for Ship Trio
Scorpio Bulkers has decided to sell and leaseback three vessels to Ocean Yield.
OOCL Rauma Loses Containers off Dutch Coast
Several containers have fallen off a Handy containership in stormy seas 43 kilometers north of Ameland.