TOKYO : ClassNK and Lovoy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to cooperate with development and implementation of more user-friendly Safety Management Systems (SMS). Lovoy has highlighted that many SMSs have grown so complex
WERKENDAM : The latest addition to Amer Shipping’s fleet in Raamsdonksveer is dry-cargo vessel ‘Adriana Maria’, a multi-purpose ship, even at low water levels. This is thanks to the innovative ‘CDS 110’ hull design
MAKATI CITY : Jumbo Offshore has recently been awarded a contract by Yunnneg Wind Power Co., Ltd.(YWPC) for the removal of monopiles at the Yunlin Offshore Wind Farm. The contract award represents an expansion
ABU DHABI : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi arrived here on 13th February, an official visit to the UAE. In a special and warm gesture, he was received at the airport by the President
HARIDWAR : Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Shri Nitin Gadkari inaugurated and laid foundation stones of 30 National Highway projects worth Rs 4,755 crore in Haridwar, Uttarakhand in the presence of Chief
CUTTACK : SP Port Maintenance, a Shapoorji entity owns the business group’s holding in Gopalpur Port. SP Port Maintenance is a fully owned subsidiary of SP Imperial Star. The remaining shares are owned by
KOCHI : A coastal shipping project linking non-major ports along the coast of Kerala with the International Container Transhipment Terminal (ICTT) at Vallarpadam in Kochi is under the consideration of the State government with
NEW DELHI : The government has added Mundra Port and Garhi Harsaru Inland Container Depot (ICD) to the list of terminals through which import of new vehicles is allowed, according to a notification. With the addition of two
MUMBAI : Allcargo Logistics Limited and Allcargo Gati Limited, part of the Allcargo Group has announced plans to demerge the International Supply Chain (ISC) business into a separate entity Allcargo ECU Limited, and the
NEW DELHI : While numerous automakers have witnessed some increase in ocean freight costs due to the ongoing Red Sea crisis, homegrown tyre maker JK Tyre and Industries asserts that it does not foresee
