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OOIL posts profit of $1.87bn for 2010Mar 15, 2011

Orient Overseas (International) Ltd (OOIL) and its subsidiaries have reversed the losses of 2009 to post a profit of $1.87bn last year, the group announced Monday, Seatrade-asia reports. The Hong Kong-listed firm swung back into the black after a loss of $402.3m in 2009, while revenue also improved to $6bn last year compared to $4.4bn in the previous year. ...

Carlyle, Seaspan, Tiger jv to spend $5bn on vesselsMar 15, 2011

The Carlyle Group and Tiger Group Investments Partner with Seaspan Corporation, the Washington Family, Gerry Wang and Graham Porter have formed a joint venture to acquire more than $5bn in container, dry bulk, tanker vessels and other shipping assets. The move was made to capitalise on increasing demand in the shipping sector, a statement from investment fi...

Vinalines proposes upgrading of international transit portMar 15, 2011

Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) has requested the Prime Minister to look into upgrading the current construction of Van Phong International Transit Port in central Khanh Hoa Province to handle container ships with capacity of 12,000 twenty-food-equivalent units (TEU). Duong Chi Dung, Chairman of Vinalines, disclosed on March 13 that a proposal b...

Congestion of 97 ships in the Gulf of Finland eastern partMar 15, 2011

As of 8:00am (MT), March 15th, there are 97 cargo ships waiting for icebreaker assistance in the eastern Gulf of Finland, the Port Authority of Big Port St. Petersburg said. The St. Petersburg PA reports of total 137 merchant ships currently located in the water area, 18 of them - in motion. Over the past day 22 ships reached the entrance buoy of St P...

Japan quake, tsunami damaged six portsMar 15, 2011

At least six Japanese seaports handling international trade sustained major damage from last week's earthquake, with most seen out of operation for months, disrupting global supply chains and causing billions of dollars in daily losses, industry and port officials said. Japan has begun assessing the damage to port infrastructure, vital to receiving aid, ...

Penang Port attracts foreign suitorsMar 15, 2011

The race for control of Penang Port is heating up, reported The Edge Malaysia. In addition to the current proposals by tycoon Syed Mokhtar Al-Bukhary and Oriental Pearl Harbour – a consortium led by Siew Ka Wei – two foreign parties have joined the fray to take over the port, sources say. One of these is DP World, one of the world’s la...

US independent truckers oppose re-introduced Clean Ports billMar 15, 2011

THE American Trucking Associations (ATA), representing independent owner-operators, has condemned the re-introduced the Clean Ports Act, which stands to make the life of independent truckers more difficult if not impossible. New York Democratic Congressman Jerrold Nadler has re-introduced the bill, after it slipped off the order paper with November mid-te...

Port of Tianjin volume to hit 11.5 million TEU this yearMar 15, 2011

THE Port of Tianjin has announced its throughput target for 2011 - 11.5 million TEU as well as its overall cargo volume target of 430 million tonnes, Xinhua reports. Last year, the port achieved a throughput of 400 million tonnes. In the past five years, Tianjin port's navigation channel capacity was raised from 150,000 tonnes to 250,000 tonnes while b...

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