Indian port operator to raise 18b rupees from share sale MUNDRA Port & Special Economic Zone Ltd plans to raise as much as 18 billion rupees in the first initial stock sale by an Indian port operator, people with direct knowledge of the offering said.
India's Shipping Corp to buy 60 vessels SHIPPING Corp of India Ltd, the nation's biggest shipping company, plans to buy 60 vessels for as much as US$3 billion to meet rising demand for transporting goods in the world's second-fastest growing major economy.
Asia is cruising's new frontier - just not right away THE Port of Shanghai is getting a new cruise passenger terminal.
Aker ASA to raise funds from sale of Aker Yards stake
Tanker rates seen rising further in April on vessel shortage
Admiralty Casebook
When time limit does not apply THE one-year time limit for a shipper to sue a carrier under the US Carriage of Goods by Sea Act did not apply where the carrier sought an indemnity from the stevedore for any amount paid to settle cargo claims, a US appeals court ruled last month.
Indian port operator to raise 18b rupees from share sale MUNDRA Port & Special Economic Zone Ltd plans to raise as much as 18 billion rupees in the first initial stock sale by an Indian port operator, people with direct knowledge of the offering said.
India's Shipping Corp to buy 60 vessels SHIPPING Corp of India Ltd, the nation's biggest shipping company, plans to buy 60 vessels for as much as US$3 billion to meet rising demand for transporting goods in the world's second-fastest growing major economy.
Asia is cruising's new frontier - just not right away THE Port of Shanghai is getting a new cruise passenger terminal.
Aker ASA to raise funds from sale of Aker Yards stake
Tanker rates seen rising further in April on vessel shortage
Admiralty Casebook
When time limit does not apply THE one-year time limit for a shipper to sue a carrier under the US Carriage of Goods by Sea Act did not apply where the carrier sought an indemnity from the stevedore for any amount paid to settle cargo claims, a US appeals court ruled last month.
Panama Canal toll hikes slated CITY OF PANAMA 15 March ' The shipping industry joined forces at a public hearing yesterday to blast the proposed toll increases by the Panama Canal Authority (ACP) as "unacceptable"
Tackle emissions, says UK minister SHIPPING must do more to tackle carbon dioxide emissions, UK shipping minister Dr Stephen Ladyman urged yesterday
Nigerian 'rationalisation' goes ahead A long-awaited rationalisation of staff at Nigeria's Maritime Administration and Safety Agency is understood to be close, according to local reports
Lord Sterling buys Swan Hellenic FORMER P&O chairman Lord Sterling has acquired the assets of cruise company Swan Hellenic from Carnival Corp
Syria eyes Iraqi oil exports IN a sign of improving relations between Baghdad and Damascus, Syria says it wants to become a main export route for Iraqi crude oil
House of Representatives considers new Harbor Maintenance tax bill Ways and Means to consider new bill that would exempt most domestic maritime transportation from the Harbor Maintenance Tax.
Port security grants program gets extra $400 million
Customs extends C-TPAT upgrade deadline for brokers
House panel to review new WRDA legislation
U.S., Vietnam sign sea pact
OECD: Protectionist supports rising in emerging markets
Protests gathering from Panama Canal users over rate-rises The Panama Canal Authority is being faced with increasingly vocal protests over the level of transit-rises, proposed to fund expansion, most recently from the Singapore Shipping Association and Korean Shipowners' Association.
Panalpina increases volumes and profits
Cosco orders four 5,100 teu ships while Hanjin considers larger order
UK government to take holistic approach to marine environment
Indonesian ports hoping to get off Australia's Giant African Snail source list
St Petersburg congestion prompts another rise in FEFC surcharge
Interview: US$425m investment in Jeddah Islamic Port to be recouped in nine years
NATO exercise starts in Gothenburg The NATO exercise Noble Mariner kicks off with a large naval visit in Gothenburg April 10 to 13, two aircraft ...
SvitzerWijsmuller finally buys Adsteam SvitzerWijsmuller have closed the deal on the purchase of Australian tug-company Adsteam. The board of Adsteam has finally accepted ...
Estonian shipowners' want aid The Estonian shipowners' association remind the winning coalition in the parliamentary elections to take the shipping industries problems into account ...
Big cat moves Russian oil terminal Two-year battle to save the habitat of endangered cat sees oil terminal moved from originally proposed site.
Rotterdam cuts sulphur emissions Rotterdam port service companies and public services committed to virtually sulphur-free fuel for their vessels.
Promotions at Dan-Bunkering
EMTA raises bunker surcharges Container lines raise European bunker surcharges, reminds customers of Baltic Low Sulphur Fuel Surcharge.
Rotterdam market increasing further
Ladyman: UK to push CO2 agenda at the IMO UK supports further reduction of sulphur emissions from ships, but minister says reducing greenhouse gases is "overriding goal."
Minister praises SEAaT initiative UK minister urges shipping to be proactive in tackling emissions or face more regulations.
Vessels wanted for oil spill response EMSA releases fresh tenders for contingency emergency vessels - almost $25.1 million put aside.
Residual fuel stocks rebound in Singapore Onshore stocks of residual fuel rose while middle distillate fell in the week ended March 14.
New contact details for Frisol Bunkering (HK) Ltd
Australia: Gladstone tight on supplies Record bunker sales in January and February leave stocks low.
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