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Algoma Receives Refund for Three Shipbuilding Orders
Shipbuilding

Algoma Receives Refund for Three Shipbuilding Orders

The Canadian shipping company Algoma Central Corporation has received USD 53.4 million from refund guarantees after it cancelled three shipbuilding contracts with China’s troubled Nantong Mingde Heavy Industries shipyard in 2015. The company said that the refund of amounts paid on a fourth shipbuild

about 10 years ago
NCL Returns to Fincantieri for a New Cruise Ship
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NCL Returns to Fincantieri for a New Cruise Ship

Miami-based cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has placed an order to construct a sister ship to Seven Seas Explorer for its Regent Seven Seas Cruises with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri. The contract price for the vessel is EUR 422 million (USD 480.8 million) and the company has committ

about 10 years ago
Fincantieri Delivers Koningsdam
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Fincantieri Delivers Koningsdam

Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has delivered today at its Marghera shipyard the Koningsdam, the newest ship of Holland America Line, a brand under Carnival Corporation & plc. The new ship will officially be presented on Saturday, April 2nd in a handover ceremony. According to Fincantieri, the ship’

about 10 years ago
COSCO Corporation Sinks to Loss
Shipbuilding

COSCO Corporation Sinks to Loss

COSCO Corporation (Singapore) Limited, a shipbuilding, marine engineering and dry bulk shipping group, suffered a net loss of SD 570 million (USD 423 million) compared to net profit of SD 20.9 million for the previous year. According to Wang Yu Hang, the Group’s Chairman, the significant net loss is

about 10 years ago
Lloyd Werft to Lengthen DFDS Ferry
Shipbuilding

Lloyd Werft to Lengthen DFDS Ferry

German shipbuilder Lloyd Werft has been hired to convert the Danish Ro-Ro ferry Primula Seaways, a job that will see the ferry lengthened by 30 meters. Under the contract, Lloyd Werft Bremerhaven will have 31 days to execute the task starting July 1st, with options for two further DFDS ships. The 19

about 10 years ago
Imabari Installs First SOx Scrubber in Japan
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Imabari Installs First SOx Scrubber in Japan

Japanese shipyard Imabari Shipbuilding has installed the first SOx scrubber in Japan onto a new 84,000 dwt bulk carrier MV Nadeshiko built for an undisclosed local shipowner. After its completion, the vessel will conduct data collection and verification on the system, maintenance and operation. This

about 10 years ago
Infographic: Half of Capesize Deliveries Pushed Back
Shipbuilding

Infographic: Half of Capesize Deliveries Pushed Back

As the pains of the dry bulk market protract into this year as well owners feel propelled to delay deliveries of their fleet additions as they struggle to find decent rates for the existing fleet units. This is particularly hurting Capesize owners who have pushed half of their Capesize newbuildings

about 10 years ago
Svitzer Orders Tug Quartet from Damen
Shipbuilding

Svitzer Orders Tug Quartet from Damen

Global towage operator Svitzer has signed a contract with the Damen Shipyards Group for four ATD 2412 tugs as part of Svitzer’s ongoing fleet renewal programme. All four tugs are being built at Damen Song Cam Shipyard in Vietnam. Damen is handing over the first two vessels just one month after contr

about 10 years ago
Spotted: Crowley’s Giant LNG Engine Settles In
Shipbuilding

Spotted: Crowley’s Giant LNG Engine Settles In

You don’t get the chance to see such a huge engine being fitted into place every day. This state-of-the-art piece of equipment weighs 759 metric tons and measures 41 feet (12.4 meters) in height, 41 feet in length, and 14.7 feet width. The Man Diesel-built ME-GI engine will power El Coquí, the first

about 10 years ago
Nam Cheong Hit with Offshore Vessel Cancellation
Shipbuilding

Nam Cheong Hit with Offshore Vessel Cancellation

Malaysia-based offshore marine company Nam Cheong Limited has received a notice of termination for the sale of one accommodation work barge from Petra Offshore Ltd (POL), a subsidiary of Bursa-listed Perdana Petroleum Berhad. “The group’s position is that the purported notice of termination/cancella

about 10 years ago
Eighth VLCC Newbuild Joins Gener8
Shipbuilding

Eighth VLCC Newbuild Joins Gener8

Crude oil shipping company Gener8 Maritime has taken delivery of the “ECO” VLCC the Gener8 Success from Chinese shipbuilder Shanghai Waigoqiao Shipbuilding Co. The Gener8 Success represents the eighth of 21 “ECO” VLCCs expected to be delivered into Gener8 Maritime’s fleet. Upon delivery, the Gener8

about 10 years ago
Damen: Answer to PSV Idleness Is Conversion
Shipbuilding

Damen: Answer to PSV Idleness Is Conversion

The solution to the increasing number of laid up Platform Supply Vessels (PSVs) resulting from the current predicament facing the offshore oil and gas industry lies in conversion, according to the Dutch shipbuilder Damen Shipyards Group The group believes that the situation could be turned around an

about 10 years ago
Aurora Adds Two VLGCs, Expects Third Soon
Shipbuilding

Aurora Adds Two VLGCs, Expects Third Soon

Norway-based liquid petroleum gas transporter Aurora LPG Holding ASA has taken delivery of two very large gas carriers (VLGCs) Aurora Balder and Aurora Njord, according to a stock filing. Featuring a capacity of 84,000 cbm, the new vessels were built and delivered by the South Korean shipbuilder Hyu

about 10 years ago
Orders at Chinese Yards Tumble in First Two Months of 2016
Shipbuilding

Orders at Chinese Yards Tumble in First Two Months of 2016

The Chinese shipbuilders have had a rough year start with orders plunging by 75.1 % during the first two months of 2016 when compared to the order intake recorded last year. Specifically, the Chinese yards received orders amounting to 950,000 dwt adding further to the prevailing woes of the market d

about 10 years ago
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