Dry bulk news updates

Inmarsat has been pivotal in connecting digital stakeholders for Asia Pacific’s first Fleet Data Premium project.

The company has announced updates on its fleet expansion, a period charter contract, refinancing, and delivery for new-buildings.

Konecranes has launched a new generation of energy-efficient mobile harbour cranes as global trade accelerates.

Bureau Veritas used the vessel to test different types of remote inspection technologies and techniques.

ClassNK grants AiP to TSUNEISHI SHIPBUILDING for concept design of LNG-fuelled bulker.

ProStack launches new product range which will include standard, heavy duty, and customised environmental port unloading hoppers.

The company has acquired 16 dry bulk vessels of between 33 000 and 85 000 DWT.

Institute for the World Economy study underlines the enormous importance of the Kiel Canal for all of Germany and Europe.

The diversification will help to ensure the future cargo base of the LUGAPORT terminal.

Bruks Siwertell has secured a new service contract regarding a long-serving shipunloader in Taiwan.

The contract is for Diana Shipping’s m/v Boston Capesize dry bulk vessel.

Bahri moves up multiple spots to rank 40th on Forbes Middle East’s Top 100 list for 2021.

The company has recently taken delivery of three dry bulk vessels.

Novotrans and the government of the Oryol region, Russia, have signed a co-operation agreement regarding the transhipment of cargo.

The 2011 Japanese-built Panamax was delivered on 7 June 2021.

Pilbara Ports Authority has delivered a total monthly throughput of 62.6 mil-lion t for May 2021.

thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions is strengthening its portfolio of digitalised solutions for bulk materials handling.

The 42 000 t bulk carrier was completed on 13 May in China.

The company has entered into time charter contracts for one of its Capesize dry bulk vessels and one of its Kamsarmax dry bulk vessels.

The LUGAPORT project, which will enable transhipment of bulk, general, grain and food cargo, will strengthen ties between Russia and EU countries.

A new LNG fuel tank system developed by Newport Shipping for tankers and bulkers has gained a key preliminary class approval.

Algoma has entered into a contract with Yangzijiang Shipyard to build a new self-unloading vessel for its domestic dry bulk fleet.

The company has entered into more deals in Japan, leveraging its strong ties with its Japanese business partners.

The company has acquired two modern Ultramax bulk carriers, with delivery expected during 3Q21.