Workboat News Roundup | July 4 – Chinese large research ships, Lithuanian hybrid pilot boat order and more
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Abandoned tanker believed to have sunk off coast of Yemen
Naval and security sources said the Lavant has disappeared after taking on water last month
Winning International strikes for six giant ore carriers in pivot to newbuildings
Company is targeting delivery of the methanol-ready carriers between 2026 and 2027
Russia thwarts sea drone attack on key tanker port and home to its Black Sea naval fleet
Reports says shipping operating as normal after incident on Wednesday
‘Significant threat’: Pollution kit appeal for bulker sunk by two Houthi missiles
Rubymar was the first of two ships sunk during months of attacks by the rebel group
Nuclear energy could be as transformational to shipping as shift from sail to steam, says LR
Class society says technology could be as transformational as the shift from sail to steam
Agricore Shipping tied to fourth capesize bulker swoop this year
Qingdao-based player is identified as the new owner of a Nissen Kaiun-owned ship
DOF boss Mons Aase builds stake worth $7m as part of Maersk Supply takeover
Chairman Svein Harald Oygard also adds to holding as John Fredriksen lends some of his shares
Mikael Skov rakes in over $8m after cashing in Hafnia stock
Chief executive had some share awards pulled forward earlier this year