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GE Ship plans $1.5 b fleet expansion Jul 22, 2008

With aggressive growth plans, Great Eastern Shipping has outlined a capital expenditure of $1.5 billion on fleet expansion in the next three years. The investment would be equally distributed on the shipping division and the offshore subsidiary Greatship India, and would be funded by a mix of debt and internal accruals. With an outlay of $780 million for ...

India's Ministry relooking at ban on old foreign shipsJul 22, 2008

The Shipping Ministry is re-examining the Government stance of disallowing foreign flag vessels over 25 years to sail in Indian waters. This move follows strong representations from oil exploration companies such as Oil and Natural Gas Corp and Reliance Industries, which have expressed serious concerns, pointing out that these norms would severely hit the...

Lundin Petroleum announces major oil discovery in Russian Caspian SeaJul 22, 2008

Lundin Petroleum AB (Lundin Petroleum) is pleased to announce that its Morskaya-1 exploration well in the Lagansky block, situated in the northern Caspian Sea has encountered a major oil accumulation in the Aptian and Neocomian sandstone reservoirs. Minor amounts of gas were encountered in the overlying Albian reservoir. Morskaya-1 has been drilled to a d...

Finland based Containerships redirects its cargo flows from Liepaja to...Jul 22, 2008

Finland based Containerships has redirected its cargo flows from the port of Liepaja to Klaipeda harbor. Earlier the company cooperated with both ports. As RZD-Partner learnt from Klaipedos terminalo grupe (KTG, Lithuania) handling containers in the port of Klaipeda, the agreement on cooperation with Containerships has been in force for several years ...

Inchcape makes Nigeria appointments Jul 22, 2008

International marine services company Inchcape Shipping Services has announced senior appointments for its recently launched operations in Nigeria, West Africa. Noel Holland is Inchcape's general manager for Nigeria based in Lagos. Usman Khan is finance manager, while Remi Rameau is managing the Port Harcourt branch office. Inchcape said Holland j...

Former maritime minister in South Korea arrested on bribery charges Jul 22, 2008

Federal prosecutors in South Korea on Sunday requested an arrest warrant for the country's former minister of maritime affairs over bribery charges, Korean newspapers reported. Kang Moo-hyun, 57, served as minister under former president Roh Moo-hyun from May 2007 to February 2008. Kang is the first official to be formally linked to a widespread bribe...

INTTRA gets new CFO, adds another member carrier Jul 22, 2008

Online ocean trade Web portal INTTRA on Monday said Valerie Rainey has been named its new chief financial officer. Prior to joining INTTRA, Rainey was director of finance at Pitney Bowes in its international mail services division, where Rainey integrated acquisitions, streamlined processes, instituted internal controls and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance ...

TORM ups profit guidance with product tanker sale Jul 22, 2008

A/S Dampskibsselskabet TORM, a Copenhagen, Denmark-based carrier of oil products and dry bulk goods, has raised its pre-tax expectations for 2008 after reaching an agreement to sell a product tanker at a very satisfactory price. TORM said it expects delivery of the 1995-built, 45,000 deadweight ton TORM Gotland to its unnamed new owner in September or...

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