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CMES Receives Scrapping Subsidy from China
Shipbuilding

CMES Receives Scrapping Subsidy from China

Shanghai-based shipping company China Merchants Energy Shipping Co., Ltd (CMES) has received a financial package as part of the Chinese government’s scrapping subsidy program, the company said in a Shanghai Stock Exchange filing. Namely, the shipping firm received an amount of some RMB 763.4 million

about 10 years ago
Korean Banks Hit Hard by Shipbuilding Woes
Shipbuilding

Korean Banks Hit Hard by Shipbuilding Woes

After South Korea launched a KRW 11 trillion (USD 9.5 billion) worth fund for state-run banks, the country’s lenders could need more help to absorb the enormous shipbuilding losses, Bloomberg reported. According to data provided by Bloomberg, ten of South Korea’s shipbuilders have together accumulat

about 10 years ago
Stenaweco Impulse Christened in Copenhagen
Shipbuilding

Stenaweco Impulse Christened in Copenhagen

Chemical and product tanker Stenaweco Impulse, jointly owned by Swedish Stena Bulk and Danish Weco Shipping, was named on June 13 at Langelinie Pier in Copenhagen. The 50,000 dwt Stenaweco Impulse is the sixth in a series of 13 IMOIIMAX MR newbuilding tankers. Three of the 13 IMOIIMAX tankers are wh

about 10 years ago
Auditors Reveal USD 1.28 Bn Accounting Fraud at DSME
Shipbuilding

Auditors Reveal USD 1.28 Bn Accounting Fraud at DSME

An accounting probe launched into the financials of the South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) has found an accounting fraud in the amount of some KRW 1.5 trillion (USD 1.28 billion), The Korea Herald reported. The inspection also revealed that the company’s man

about 10 years ago
Samsung Heavy Industries Lays Out Restructuring Plans
Shipbuilding

Samsung Heavy Industries Lays Out Restructuring Plans

South Korea’s Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has unveiled details of its self-restructuring plan which reveals that the financially troubled shipbuilder plans to make the necessary workforce cuts through an early retirement scheme and to require from its executives to return part of their salaries,

about 10 years ago
MAN Heart for Angelicoussis Shipping’s New Vessels
Shipbuilding

MAN Heart for Angelicoussis Shipping’s New Vessels

Four new vessels, ordered last week by Maran Tankers Management (MTM) and Maran Gas Maritime, oil tanker and gas shipping units of the Angelicoussis Shipping Group Limited (ASGL), will each be fitted with MAN engines, according to the company’s statement. Angelicoussis Shipping’s units ordered two M

about 10 years ago
Hyundai Mipo Disposes of KCC Corp Shares
Shipbuilding

Hyundai Mipo Disposes of KCC Corp Shares

South Korean shipbuilding company Hyundai Mipo Dockyard has decided to sell its shares in a Korean chemical and auto parts manufacturer KCC Corporation, according to a South Korea stock exchange filing. Namely, the company sold all of its 397,000 shares in KCC Corporation, raising KRW 142.1 billion

about 10 years ago
DSME Workers Vote for Walkout
Shipbuilding

DSME Workers Vote for Walkout

The unionized workers at the financially troubled South Korean shipbuilder Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co. (DSME) are planning to launch a strike as the majority of the workers voted in favor of a walkout. The Korea Herald wrote that the strike would be launched against the company’s se

about 10 years ago
Caspian Shipping Adds Four Small Bulkers
Shipbuilding

Caspian Shipping Adds Four Small Bulkers

Baku-based shipping company Azerbaijan Caspian Shipping said that it commissioned four 5,490 dwt dry bulk vessels which are expected to start working in the Black and Mediterranean Seas, according to the company. Featuring a breadth of 16.5 meters, the new vessels were named Poet Vaghif, Poet Sabir,

about 10 years ago
SHI Could Join the Construction of India’s FSRU LNG Terminal
Shipbuilding

SHI Could Join the Construction of India’s FSRU LNG Terminal

One of the “Big Three” shipbuilders of South Korea, Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI), will reportedly be invited to take part in the construction of India’s first Floating Storage Regasification Unit (FSRU) LNG terminal. According to oil and gas company Fox Petroleum Limited, which will manage the fac

about 10 years ago
Fjord1 Orders Two Battery-Powered Ferries from Tersan Shipyard
Shipbuilding

Fjord1 Orders Two Battery-Powered Ferries from Tersan Shipyard

Norwegian ferry owner and operator Fjord1 has signed a newbuilding contract with Turkey-based Tersan Shipyard for two battery-powered ferries that will be fully electrically operational. The two ferries are expected to start operating from January 1, 2018, until 2027 on E39 Anda-Lote on the west coa

about 10 years ago
Indian Consortium Asks GAIL to Bend LNG Tender Rules
Shipbuilding

Indian Consortium Asks GAIL to Bend LNG Tender Rules

A consortium made up of India’s Cochin Shipyard Limited and Global United Shipping India is in talks with the country’s gas utility GAIL India Ltd, to consider late submission of the bid to build liquefied natural gas (LNG) vessels, after the companies failed to meet the application deadline, accord

about 10 years ago
ECSA: Responsible Practices in Alang Need to Be Supported
Shipbuilding

ECSA: Responsible Practices in Alang Need to Be Supported

With close to 70% of all vessels being recycled in South Asia, the shipbreaking yards in Alang, India are one of the most important centers for ship recycling, therefore responsible practices at the site should be encouraged rather than dismissed, according to the European Community Shipowners’ Asso

about 10 years ago
Readers’ Picks of the Week (June 6 – 10, 2016)
Shipbuilding

Readers’ Picks of the Week (June 6 – 10, 2016)

Interview: Most Ship Owners Still Opt for Worst Yards As 2016 could be the busiest year on record in ship recycling, World Maritime News spoke to NGO Shipbreaking Platform’s Executive Director, Patrizia Heidegger, to find out more about the major issues behind South Asian beaching… Read More Report:

about 10 years ago
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