Mazagon Dock shipbuilders bags Rs 1,070-Crore contract from Defence Ministry
MUMBAI : Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders Ltd. has signed a contract with the Ministry of Defence, which will buy 14 Fast Patrol Vessels for the Indian Coast Guard. The
2 ships with US Defence cargo attacked off Yemen; Qatar says gas shipping affected
YEMEN : Two American-flagged ships carrying cargo for the US Defence and state departments came under attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels on Wednesday, officials said, with the US
ABB to acquire weather routing business to expand marine software portfolio
ZURICH : ABB announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire the shipping business of DTN Europe BV and DTN Philippines Inc. (hereinafter DTN Shipping), expanding the company’s
Tanker owners plead for Red Sea pass as missiles continue to fly
LONDON : Tanker trades are facing continued disruption for some time yet as more owners steer clear of the Red Sea. Ship tracking data suggests tanker traffic has
FIATA calls for global monitoring and coordination to facilitate maritime transport as Red Sea tensi
GENEVA : In the wake of mounting tensions in the Red Sea, FIATA has released a call to action for strengthened international dialogue and monitoring between governments and
GTMaritime adds Greek office and sales management experience to meet growing demand for services
WARRINGTON : Leading provider of secure maritime data communications software, GTMaritime, has responded to growing demand for its products and services by opening an office in Greece and
Gujarat shipyards to rise again with business
GANDHINAGAR : The government is now trying to revive Gujarat’s shipyards’ sector by attracting new players and revising the 14-year-old ‘shipbuilding policy’. A shipyard’s capacity is defined in
DFCCIL invites bids for a multi-modal cargo terminal under Gati Shakti
NEW DELHI : Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India (DFCCIL) has invited bids for the construction of Gati Shakti Multi-Modal Cargo Terminal (GCT) in Uttar Pradesh. The work
Maersk diverting container service away from the Red Sea
COPENHAGEN : Danish Shipping Group Maersk is diverting its ME2 Container Service away from the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, rerouting the vessels around the Cape of
Red Sea ‘scary’ for ships’ crews, says captain
LONDON : “The situation is quite scary. It’s dangerous actually,” Captain Chirag tells the BBC from on board his ship. Along with his crew, he’s worried about the ongoing
