The latest dry bulk news

GTMaritime launches GTMailPlus.Continuity, a web-based service that gives users access to emails even when end-to-end services ship-shore are offline, so that businesses can continue as usual.

The deal will expand the breadth of Mitchells Group’s service offering, allowing it to supply small capacity systems to local farmland through to large commercial port terminals.

ClassNK has released a cyber security management system for ships that provides guidance on ensuring, implementing, maintaining, and continuously improving the cyber security management system of companies and ships with the goal of safe navigation.

thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions has detailed how it will continue supplying the Lufeng power plant with coal.

Wilhelmsen Ships Service has received the ‘Maritime Service Provider’ Award at the International Maritime Awards 2019.

STARCLEAN’s innovative system solutions for material handling were showcased at BAUMA.

This is EuroChem’s second successful transaction in the debt capital markets in less than a month.

Diana Shipping has commenced a self tender offer to purchase up to 3.125 million of its own shares.

Belships has announced the final result of Kontrari and Kontrazi’s offer to acquire all issued and outstanding shares in the company.

2019 has been characterised so far by a stream of negative news concerning dry bulk demand, notably in the iron ore markets. Will Tooth, Analyst at Maritime Strategies International, uncovers some pockets of positivity.