KOBC said it would offer financial support to ten small and medium-sized shipping companies.
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A cautious recovery became apparent in the global shipbuilding industry in 2017, especially over the final months of the year. Also the Dutch maritime cluster sees a positive change. “We can be proud of the many orders that our industry has taken in 2017, despite the many challenges faced,” Bas Ort,
SBM Offshore and SBM Holding Inc. signed a leniency agreement with the Brazilian authorities and Petrobras.
Delos Shipping has been linked to an order of up to twelve very large ethane carriers (VLECs).
The ship will undergo about 60 tests while at sea.
BC Ferries has issued Requests for Expressions of Interest for the procurement of five new ships.
Fincantieri’s orderbook jumped to 109 vessel during July, with record backlog of over EUR 32 billion.
Keppel Shipyard has christened an FPSO, converted from a crude oil tanker, for Perenco’s affiliate.
Scrubber technology gaining in popularity ahead of 2020 sulphur cap.
3D printing technology is getting a special exhibition at this year’s SMM.
TOP Ships is in talks on financing deals related to its three newbuildings under construction in South Korea.
Chantiers de l’Atlantique shipyard hosted the steel-cutting ceremony for Celebrity Cruises’ second Edge-class ship.
Two workers have died following a gas cylinder blast on board a vessel at Chittagong Marine Dockyard.
