CHENNAI : The Indian Institute of Technology Madras (IIT Madras) has launched Asia’s largest Shallow Wave Basin Research Facility, a state-of-the-art technological milestone set to revolutionise coastal and marine engineering research in India. Located at the
MUMBAI : Policybazaar for Business (PBFB), the corporate arm of one of India’s largest insurance marketplace, has introduced Enroute, a platform designed to simplify marine and transit insurance operations. The issuance of certifications and
LONDON : Leading figures across the dry bulk shipping sector have joined in paying tribute to Dimitri Fafalios, who concluded his chairmanship of the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners (INTERCARGO) on 31 December
MUMBAI : Pre-Budget Expectations for 2025 quote by Mr. Gayomard Driver – Executive Director & Group Chief Financial Officer, Jeena and Company. “As a key driver of India’s economic growth, the logistics industry anticipates
EGYPT : Damietta Container & Cargo Handling Company has marked a significant milestone in its operations, reporting the handling of 1.7 million TEUs in 2024, showcasing its alignment with Egypt’s Vision 2030 for transforming
COPENHAGEN : Maersk is seeking to capture a larger share of the India-US Trade market, which experts believe holds significant potential due to ongoing trade diversification in Asia. The Danish shipping giant is set
QATAR : Qatar Ports has marked 2024 with a series of impressive accomplishments, significantly strengthening its position in the global shipping and logistics sectors. Throughout the year, Qatar Ports has been instrumental in supporting
LONDON : As global trade rebounds and technology continues to reshape industries, the international freight forwarding and logistics sector is poised for a dynamic year in 2025, says the Director General of the British
HONG KONG : Fleet Management Limited, a part of The Caravel Group Limited, announces the opening of a new office in Athens, Greece, as well as a strategic leadership appointment to strengthen client engagement
Inhabitants of the Marshall Islands—a chain of coral atolls in the center of the Pacific Ocean—rely on sea transportation for almost everything: moving people from one island to another, importing daily necessities from faraway
