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Shoft Shipyard: Defence propping up shipbuilders
Mumbai: Increased political tensions are the great hidden beneficiary to troubled shipyards around the world, with defence spending escalating,…
Read More »Softship: Hard-hit liners seek efficiencies
Hamburg: Ever larger boxships are exerting enormous stress on containerlines’ back-office operations, says the boss of one of the…
Read More »Maersk Line: Skou calls for further consolidation
Long Beach: Soren Skou, the ceo of Denmark’s Maersk Line, is adamant that the liner sector needs further consolidation.…
Read More »AGODCO: $100m readied for LPG investments
Abu Dhabi: In the first couple of months of Maritime CEO’s existence there has been plenty of owners and…
Read More »Spinnaker: Shipping more “grown-up” when it comes to HR
Leigh-on-Sea: The shipping industry has adopted a more “grown-up” approach to human resources in the current recession, becoming much…
Read More »Jade Shipmanagement: Hong Kong’s newest manager
Hong Kong: The city of Hong Kong is well versed in eager entrepreneurs going it alone and making a…
Read More »SeaIntel: International roll out
Copenhagen: It’s only two years old, and yet SeaIntel Maritime Analysis has made such a splash that it has…
Read More »StealthGas: “There is nothing more attractive than small LPG”
Athens: Two weeks ago well respected DVB banker Dagfinn Lunde picked LPG as one of few shipping sectors with strong…
Read More »Dalian Port & Shipping Fund: Chemical mix
Dalian: Dalian is a place that lives and breathes shipping – as any visitor to the Liaoning coastal city will…
Read More »Sinwa: Focusing on expansion, puts troubled 2012 behind it
Singapore: One of Singapore’s largest marine suppliers is trying to put a testing 2012 behind it and position itself…
Read More »Fleet Management: On track for 300 ships
Hong Kong: Fleet Management, the Hong Kong shipmanager controlled by Harry Banga and Kishore Rajvanshy, is on course to…
Read More »Rustibus: Gearing up for new safety product launch
Bekkjarvik: Norwegian marine equipment manufacturer Rustibus is gearing up for an important new product launch due in one month. …
Read More »Pacific Basin: Focus on core businesses
Hong Kong: The message from the Admiralty headquarters of Hong Kong’s Pacific Basin Shipping is loud and clear: focus.…
Read More »HNA Tourism: China debut
Shanghai: The 47,700 gt Pacific Sun was bought by the HNA Group from P&O Cruises last year. Built in 1986,…
Read More »Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement: Opportunities in the downturn
Hong Kong: Shipmanagers can thrive in the downturn, according to one of the profession’s leading practitioners, Rajaish Bajpaee. The…
Read More »Wilhelmsen Ships Service: The evolution of ship agents
Lysaker: The role of ship agents is evolving to become more the commercial eyes and the ears for owners…
Read More »Jason Marine: Restructuring back to profitability
Singapore: This past month Joseph Foo set about arguably the greatest challenge he has faced since founding Jason Marine 37…
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Offshore Heavy Transport: The three lives of a shipowner
Oslo: The story of Offshore Heavy Transport (OHT), the Norwegian project shipper, is a classic shipping tale and forms the…
Read More » Watson, Farley & Williams: The importance of due diligence
London: Shipowners' best weapon remains careful due diligence on charterers’ solvency, a leading London lawyer tells Maritime CEO today.…
Read More »Gulf Oil Marine: Understanding customer needs
Hong Kong: Unlike many of his peers in the lubes industry Keith Mullin, the ceo of Gulf Oil Marine…
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