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Singapore Shipping Association on the hunt for new executive director as Phoon leaves
Michael Phoon resigns after ten years in the role to pursue other interests and opportunities
Gulf Navigation says Brooge takeover deal is ‘progessing’ now that acquisition target has new board
Shipowner confident about concluding deal despite reporting a loss in the first half of current financial year
Shipbuilder Hengli Heavy readies Hong Kong IPO as it breaks ground on expansion
Reborn Chinese shipyard investing $1.5bn to add new dry dock and steel processing factories as it doubles up its shipbuilding…
How Hoegh Autoliners is preparing for its first LNG fuelled ships and keeping its ammonia goals alive
First crews trained for LNG fuel use, with future crews being prepared to handle ammonia with Yara help
Himalaya Shipping books profitable quarter with fully delivered newcastlemax fleet
Shipowner has 12 dual-fuel newcastlemax bulk carriers able to run on LNG
John Fredriksen’s Avance Gas shares see wild swings as investors digest $1bn deal
Analysts see more M&A activity by Avance with remaining ships tipped for a new home with sibling SFL
Sail pioneer’s first newbuilding departs for trans-Atlantic trip laden with cargo
Company has ambition to become world leader in sail cargo
Maersk Joins with LR and CORE to Study Nuclear-Powered Container Shipping
Maersk is joining in with a collaboration between Lloyd’s Register and CORE Power that could provide the long-term pathway for…
Royal Navy’s Auxiliary Officers and Ratings Trade Ships for Picket Lines
The ongoing pay dispute between two of the UK’s leading unions and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary continues to escalate with…