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Wan Hai’s buying spree continues into 2022
Taiwanese container shipping major Wan Hai Lines has sealed its first purchase of the year, tabling just under $47m for…
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CWind Taiwan seals crew transfer vessel charter with Siemens Gamesa
CWind Taiwan, a joint venture between International Ocean Group (IOG) and CWind, part of the Global Marine Group has concluded…
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Yang Ming board approves fleet expansion plans
Yang Ming, the world’s ninth largest container shipping company, is spending some of the bumper profits it made last year.…
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CSBC presses ahead with leasing plans, starts construction of four 2,800 teu ships
Taiwan’s CSBC Corp has moved ahead with its plans to enter the leasing business, first mooted last September.The island’s top…
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FMC investigates Wan Hai over detention charges
The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is investigating Taiwan’s Wan Hai Lines for possible violations of 46 U.S.C. § 41102(c) with…
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Ship takes out berth in Taiwan
Machinery failure is thought to have been the reason behind a sizeable containership prang at the port of Taichung yesterday.…
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Wan Hai sets aside $320m for acquisitions and seals Yokohama terminal deal
Wan Hai Lines has set out to expand further with a new war chest and a lease deal for a…
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Seaway 7 awarded Taiwanese wind farm contract
Offshore wind contractor Seaway 7 has won a contract from China Steel Power Corporation, a joint venture company between China…
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Wan Hai continues secondhand boxship buying spree with Allseas Marine deal
Wan Hai is spending some of its triple-digit war chest it recently earmarked for secondhand ship acquisitions. The Taiwanese containerline…
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Buffed out nicely: Ever Given shows off completed nose job
Nearly eight months on from the moment it rammed into the eastern banks of the Suez Canal, crunching its bow,…
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MMA Offshore forms Taiwanese wind JV
Australian OSV operator and services provider MMA Offshore has acquired 49.9% of the shares in the Taiwanese survey company Global…
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Evergreen supersizes existing orders to 24,000 teu class
Taiwan’s Evergreen Marine has placed an order at China’s Jiangnan Shipyard for the construction of two 24,000 teu containerships in…
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Wisdom Marine books ultramax pair at Imabari
Taiwanese bulk shipping operator Wisdom Marine has returned to Imabari Shipbuilding with an order for two ultramax newbuilds. The Taipei-based…
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Evergreen sets the bar very low with schedule reliability of just 13.2%
Setting an incredible record low for schedule reliability, Taiwan’s Evergreen managed to get just 13.2% of its ships into port…
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Beihai wins newcastlemax orders from Chinese Maritime Transport
China’s Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Heavy Industry (BSIC) has won a contract from Taiwan’s Chinese Maritime Transport (CMT) for the construction…
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LS Cable awarded Taiwanese offshore wind contract
South Korea-based LS Cable & System has been selected by CDWE, a joint venture of CSBC and DEME Offshore, to…
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TS Lines makes transpacific return
Rapidly expanding TS Lines from Taiwan has become the latest intra-Asia operator to venture forth on the booming transpacific trade.…
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Ever Given docks at Qingdao yard, will reenter service in late October
This year’s most famous ship, the 20,388 teu , finally docked at a Qingdao shipyard yesterday and is now undergoing…
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TS Lines enters China – New Zealand trades
Taiwanese carrier TS Lines has launched a dedicated liner service between China and New Zealand. The boxship owner will deploy…
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TS Lines adds to contaniership orderbook
Taiwanese carrier TS Lines continues to add to its newbuilding orderbook with five more containerships booked at Chinese shipyards. The…
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