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Shipping Ministry eyes Sagar IslandSep 26, 2010

Mumbai: The Shipping Ministry is examining if Sagar Island in West Bengal can be developed into a maritime investment region, according to the Union Minister of State for Shipping, Mr Mukul Roy. “In addition to a deep-draft port for which some funds have already been allocated in the Union Budget for 2010-11, we are also planning a modern shipbuilding...

UK transport union blasts ferries chief on crew wage gapsSep 25, 2010

SWEDEN-headquartered Stena Line is in the firing line once more with the Rail and Maritime and Transport Union (RMT) following its North Sea chief Pim De Lange comments on British seafarers being "quite fat and covered in tattoos" fuelling the union's ongoing campaign over crew rates. RMT head Steve Todd said the comments were "appalling, abusive and d...

'K' Line retains membership in FTSE4 Good Global Index Sep 25, 2010

JAPAN's Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. ("K" Line) continues to be a member company of the FTSE4Good Global Index, the leading SRI (Socially Responsible Investment index calculated by FTSE Group (independent company jointly owned by UK newspaper The Financial Times and the London Stock Exchange. This index is reviewed twice a year and "K" Line has been a c...

MOL wins re-listing on socially responsible indicesSep 25, 2010

MITSUI OSK Lines Ltd (MOL) has announced that the Japanese shipping company has once again been selected for inclusion in the major socially responsible investing (SRI) indices, namely the Dow Jones Sustainability Asia Pacific Index (DJSI Asia/Pacific) and the FTSE4Good Global Index. This comes after the FTSE Group, a joint venture between the Financial...

Seized ship was retaken by US Marine specialist pirate fighters Sep 25, 2010

MORE of the story of the US Marines successful boarding and retaking of a containership captured by pirates off Somalia on September 9 is emerging, reports Strategyworld.com of Provo, Utah. The 730-TEU Magellan Star, out of Bilboa bound for Singapore, and her 11-man crew were rescued in the Gulf of Aden after being seized by Somali pirates. First, t...

WSTA forms carrier-shipper advisory board to talk things outSep 25, 2010

THE Westbound Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement (WTSA) has formed a 16-member advisory board to solicit opinion from freight forwarders and shippers, said a statement from the group, often regarded as a quasi-conference and now subject to the scrutiny of US regulators and politicians. The WTSA stressed that commercial terms will be decided by individ...

Maersk finalises US$6.75 billion credit facilitySep 25, 2010

AP MOLLER MAERSK, which owns the world's largest container shipping line, has announced the completion of a US$6.75 billion syndicated revolving credit facility with a group of 20 banks. According to a statement from Maersk, the company arranged the facility to refinance a $6.5 billion debt maturing in 2012 with 28 banks. The Danish shipping giant ...

Hapag drops state loan guarantees, offers US$500 million bond Sep 25, 2010

GERMAN travel giant TUI, which owns 43.3 per cent of Hapag Lloyd, has announced that it will go ahead with a refinancing plan, which involves giving back the container line's unused state loan guarantee, reports Dow Jones. The decision will allow container line to secure new funding and pay down debts, with a bond issue to raise US$500 million to repay...

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