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Triyards Earns More. Increases Orderbook
Shipbuilding

Triyards Earns More. Increases Orderbook

Singapore-based Triyards Holdings Limited has seen its net profit increase by 10% to USD 5.3 million for the quarter ended February 29, 2016, compared to the USD 4.9 million recorded in same period a year earlier. For the six-month period, the company saw a decrease of 9% in its net profit, which fe

about 10 years ago
MSC Cruises Adding Four More Giants at STX France
Shipbuilding

MSC Cruises Adding Four More Giants at STX France

Geneva-based cruise line MSC Cruises has signed a letter of intent for four more World Class cruise ships to be built at STX France’s shipyard in Saint Nazaire, the cruise company confirmed. Featuring a weight of 200,000 gross tons, the ships will be fueled by liquefied natural gas (LNG) and have th

about 10 years ago
Fincantieri Starts Building 4th Viking Cruise Ship
Shipbuilding

Fincantieri Starts Building 4th Viking Cruise Ship

Italy’s shipbuilder Fincantieri launched the construction of the fourth of six cruise ships for Viking Ocean Cruises at its Ancona shipyard with a keel laying ceremony held today. The new cruise vessel, named Viking Sun, is scheduled for delivery in 2017. The first building block of the ship, about

about 10 years ago
HHI Linked to IRISL’s Boxship Order
Shipbuilding

HHI Linked to IRISL’s Boxship Order

Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI) is said to be on the brink of winning a potential order for three 14,500 TEU container ships from Iranian shipping company IRISL. IRISL, which is reportedly in talks with the HHI and some other yards in both Korea and China, is expected to pay USD 12

about 10 years ago
Infographic: Bulkers Squeezed Out
Shipbuilding

Infographic: Bulkers Squeezed Out

The interest of the shipbuilding players and owners in building and ordering bulkers in 2016 has subsided as shipyards believe they can earn more from constructing other types of ships as they are more profitable, such as tankers for example. On the other hand, the best time to invest in modern bulk

about 10 years ago
Carnival Hiring Thousands as It Adds New Vessels
Shipbuilding

Carnival Hiring Thousands as It Adds New Vessels

Miami-headquartered cruise company Carnival Corporation & plc. is seeking to employ thousands of crew members on its new fleet additions. The ships in need of the new workforce include the recently-delivered Koningsdam built by Fincantieri and AIDAprima built by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI), al

about 10 years ago
MacGregor to Equip Twelve 19,200 TEU Sea Giants
Shipbuilding

MacGregor to Equip Twelve 19,200 TEU Sea Giants

MacGregor, part of Cargotec, a Finnish provider of cargo-handling machinery for ships, has secured contracts to supply loose lashing equipment for twelve 19,200 TEU container vessels under construction in South Korea for an undisclosed European owner. The equipment is planned for delivery during 201

about 10 years ago
MEYER WERFT Lays Keel for NCL’s 1st Ship Tailored for Chinese Market
Shipbuilding

MEYER WERFT Lays Keel for NCL’s 1st Ship Tailored for Chinese Market

German shipbuilder MEYER WERFT hosted on Tuesday the keel laying ceremony for Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) first ever ship styled exclusively for Chinese guests, the Norwegian Joy (Xǐ Yuè Hào), arriving in summer 2017. During the ceremony, the first of 80 blocks that will comprise the 168,800 gross

about 10 years ago
NAT CEO: Makes No Sense to Order New Ships at the Time
Shipbuilding

NAT CEO: Makes No Sense to Order New Ships at the Time

Nordic American Tankers (NAT) will buy new vessels only when ‘the time is right’, the company’s Chairman & CEO, Herbjørn Hansson said, adding that NAT was constantly assessing vessels offered on the market. “Our management does not have a fee incentive to grow indiscriminately. Some companies engage

about 10 years ago
Keel Laid for Carnival Cruise Line’s New Ship
Shipbuilding

Keel Laid for Carnival Cruise Line’s New Ship

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri held a keel laying ceremony of the new unit for Miami-based Carnival Cruise Line, brand of Carnival Corporation, at its Marghera shipyard today. According to the shipbuilder, the new vessel is scheduled to hit the water in 2018. Featuring a weight of 133,500 gross ton

about 10 years ago
KNUD E. HANSEN Unveils Three New Feeder Designs
Shipbuilding

KNUD E. HANSEN Unveils Three New Feeder Designs

Danish naval architect company KNUD E. HANSEN has revealed three new container feeder vessel designs it has been working on over the recent period. The first in the series of three designs relates to a 2,000 TEU vessel that was conceived of to specialise in calling at small, narrow, up-river ports,

about 10 years ago
Korean Shipbuilders Wrap Up Q1 with Only 9 Orders
Shipbuilding

Korean Shipbuilders Wrap Up Q1 with Only 9 Orders

The highly anticipated recovery of the shipbuilding industry seems to be far off for the world’s leading shipbuilding nation as only nine orders have been placed at South Korean shipbuilders during the first quarter of the year. The companies that did manage to brave the storm and secure some work s

about 10 years ago
Ship Design Efficiency Standard Set to Low
Shipbuilding

Ship Design Efficiency Standard Set to Low

Shipping’s only legally binding climate measure is not stimulating the uptake of new technologies or driving efficiency improvements, according to a new independent study entitled Historical Trends in Ship Design Efficiency made for Clean Shipping Coalition (CSC) by CE Delft, a research and consulta

about 10 years ago
Security Guards Fire at Bangladeshi Shipbreaking Workers
Shipbuilding

Security Guards Fire at Bangladeshi Shipbreaking Workers

Private security personnel of Kabir Steel shipbreaking yard, located north of Bangladesh’s major port city, Chittagong are reported to have fired shots and injured seven people protesting outside the yard. The group of shipyard workers and a deceased worker’s family members gathered outside the yard

about 10 years ago
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