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More Newbuilding Orders and Second Hand Deals This Week

Both the newbuilding and secondhand markets were rather active over the past week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “in tankers this week, Samsung announced contracts for two 158k dwt Suezmaxes for an unnamed owner, with the deliveries expected in 4Q 2025 and February 2026 respectively. CSSC Dalian Shipbuilding announced contracts for two 115k dwt LR2 product tankers for CMES Shipping, with both vessels set in deliver in 2026. It has been reported that Greeks have ordered two 50k dwt MR product tankers at K ...

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Piraeus Port Authority / PPA S.A. – COSCO SHIPPING supports the work of “MISSION”

A meeting with His Eminence the Archbishop of Athens and All Greece Mr. Ieronymos had a delegation of executives from the Piraeus Port Authority / PPA S.A. – COSCO SHPPING which was consisted by Mr. Savvas Sanozidis, Manager of the Board of Directors Secretariat, Public and Investor Relations, Ms. Zoe Athanasoglou, Manager of Free Zone and other Customs Procedures and Mr. Nektarios Demenopoulos, Deputy Manager of the Board of Directors Secretariat, Public and Investor Relations. The Piraeus Port Authority / PPA S.A. – COSCO SHPPING supports the humanitarian and social ...

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“Tidal Wave” of Demolition Candidates Expected

A tidal wave of ships sold for scrap, is expected over the coming years, especially, as the green emission rules become more stringent. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said that “the quiet market continued this week with both Bangladesh and Indian markets remaining stable. However, many of the industry players gathered at an intimate discussion panel in London, where many of the usual topics were intensely debated, but one topic which always stands out is whether the EU approved yards have the capacity for the eventual ...

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Product Tankers: Jet Fuel Demand to Keep Growing, Albeit at a Slower Pace

Jet fuel is poised to remain the fuel of choice for aviation, despite the fact that its growth demand is bound to diminish over time. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Gibson said that “over the past 3 years jet fuel demand has taken a hammering, with the product by far the most impacted by the pandemic for obvious reasons. However, whilst jet fuel was hardest hit, it was also the fastest growing product group in 2022 and is predicted to continue that trend this year. Aviation will contribute 1.1mbd ...

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Anemoi scales up Rotor Sail technology to boost maritime sector’s decarbonisation efforts

Anemoi Marine Technologies, a leading UK-based developer of Rotor Sails for the global shipping industry, is enhancing its efforts to provide its award-winning Rotor Sail technology for ship owners, managers and charterers to install onboard vessels as they look to decarbonise their operations. The company will be showcasing these solutions at Nor-Shipping 2023, a prominent international maritime event held from 6-9 June at NOVA Spektrum, Lillestrøm, Norway. Attendees are invited to visit Anemoi at Stand D05-04 at the UK Pavillion. Anemoi offers a range of Rotor Sails, varying in height ...

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ThPA S.A.: Operations Commenced at the 2nd Passenger Terminal of the Port of Thessaloniki

Today, for the first time, the Port of Thessaloniki welcomed two cruise ships at the same time, in two different passenger terminals, as the 2nd Passenger Terminal, in a renovated building on Pier 2, commenced operations. Specifically, the “Europa 2” cruise ship of Hapag Lloyd Cruises berthed on quay 9, using the new Passenger Terminal, while the “Celestyal Crystal” cruise ship of Celestyal Cruises berthed on quays 4-8, using the “MAKEDONIA” Passenger Terminal, as it happens every Sunday. The opening of the 2nd Passenger Terminal, which is decorated with photos ...

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Diana Shipping Inc. Announces Time Charter Contract for m/v New York With SwissMarine

Diana Shipping Inc., a global shipping company specializing in the ownership and bareboat charter-in of dry bulk vessels, today announced that, through a separate wholly-owned subsidiary, it has entered into a time charter contract with SwissMarine Pte. Ltd., Singapore, for one of its Capesize dry bulk vessels, the m/v New York. The gross charter rate is US$16,000 per day, minus a 5% commission paid to third parties, for a period until minimum October 1, 2024 up to maximum December 7, 2024. The charter is expected to commence on June 11, ...

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Weak Dry Bulk Market Hits Globus Maritime’s First Quarter Results

Globus Maritime Limited, a dry bulk shipping company, today reported its unaudited consolidated operating and financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2023. Revenue $8.6 million in Q1 2023 compared to $18.4 million in Q1 2022 Net income $2.6 million in Q1 2023 compared to $12.1 million in Q1 2022 Adjusted EBITDA $1.3 million in Q1 2023 compared to $13.8 million in Q1 2022 Time Charter Equivalent $8,780 per day in Q1 2023 compared to $23,643 per day in Q1 2022 Current Fleet Profile As of the date of ...

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Product Tanker Market Could See a Boost This Summer

The product tanker market could see a boost over the coming months, as the US inventories need replenishing in a period when demand is expected to grow. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Intermodal said that “the MR Atlantic time charter average experienced a significant increase of almost 150% last week, reaching $34,841 per day on Friday. This surge was primarily driven by the excess availability of shipping capacity in the Atlantic Market, particularly in the United States and Europe. One of the key factors contributing to this substantial leap ...

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22nd Navigator 2023 – The Shipping Decision Makers Forum: “SEA the Change”

The second closed discussion held by NAVIGATOR SHIPPING CONSULTANTS in the framework of the 22nd NAVIGATOR 2023 – THE SHIPPING DECISION MAKERS FORUM, was successfully completed on Thursday 25th of May 2023, at Tatoi Club, under the theme #SeaTheChange. A total of 80 distinguished executives, from 40 companies, from across the entire spectrum of the shipping arena took part in the closed event, where they met and discussed key issues that concern and affect both the industry and our society. Danae Bezantakou, CEO of Navigator Shipping Consultants, welcomed the participants ...

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Tanker Trade Shift Could Be Structural

The tanker market seems to be going through a structural change in cargo flows, with Russian oil now being, almost exclusively sold to China, India and Southeast Asia, while Europe’s imports have fallen to just 3%. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Xclusiv said that “opening the conversation about seaborne oil trade, it must be taken into consideration the significant switch of the trade routes and the increase of tonne miles that Western sanctions have created. For example, before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the EU and Asia were responsible ...

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Greek Shipping Loans Fell by 1.3% to $51.9 Billion in 2022

Petrofin Research© presents, for the 22nd year running, an overview and an in-depth analysis of the bank loan portfolios to Greek shipping, as of 31st December 2022. Petrofin wish to thank all participating banks for their steadfast support, without which this research would not have been possible. The portfolios show both the shipping loans outstanding, as well as loans committed but undrawn. The committed but undrawn loans may be viewed as an indication of each bank’s ship lending momentum and / or the extent of its involvement in newbuilding finance. ...

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Hellas: Major Danish shipping company strives for a brighter future for endangered sperm whales

One of the largest shipping companies in Europe, DFDS, will alter their routes and slow down to reduce the risk of collisions with endangered sperm whales in the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. The planned changes should halve the risk of DFDS ships colliding with sperm whales in the areas west of the Peloponnese. The Danish-based company has taken this action in response to scientific advice from a coalition comprising the research and conservation groups IFAW (International Fund for Animal Welfare) OceanCare, the Pelagos Cetacean Research Institute and WWF Greece. Long-term data ...

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MARPRO opens a new office in Athens

MARPRO, the global specialist in recruitment in the shipping and maritime industry, has exciting news to share. Today, the company announced the opening of its new office in Athens, Greece. Headed up by the newly appointed Branch Manager Christopher Kontraros, MARPRO’s new office in Athens is up and running. The new office will focus on Search & Selection services while exploring further potential growth for the recruitment business. With his extensive industry knowledge and experience, Christopher is the perfect fit to lead the Athens office and drive success for MARPRO ...

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Air France and KLM join support for Greek Shipping Hall of Fame

Celebrating Greek shipping and unveiling the latest Inductees to the Greek Shipping Hall of Fame, this year’s Induction Ceremony & Dinner will take place at the beginning of next month and promises to be a unique occasion once again. The Greek Shipping Hall of Fame looks forward to welcoming a capacity audience on the evening of Wednesday 5 July at Megaron, The Athens Concert Hall when the Induction Ceremony & Dinner will take place as an outdoor dinner event for a capacity audience of 500 + guests. For the first ...

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