Dry bulk news updates

DryShips has received a non-binding offer letter from SPII Holdings Inc.

Algoma’s acquisition of the interest held by Oldendorff in the CSL International Pool has been finalised.

AutoHaul trains have firmly positioned Western Australia and its heavy-haul rail industry as a global leader in the joint development and application of rail technology.

Over two-thirds of magnetic separator sales are accounted by ‘self-cleaning’ equipment as end users prioritise convenient operation, reports Future Market Insights.

US$19.2 million of federal funding has been awarded to the Chicago Region Environmental and Transportation Efficiency programme’s Dolton Junction Interlocking project.

De Beers Marine will undertake design development activity in support of the planned upgrade to the power and propulsion system on an offshore diamond vessel.

Queensland’s thermal coal exports could be set to grow stronger than forecast, says Wood Mackenzie.

Stedman Machine Company offers many configurations of industrial hammer mill grinders that transform the consistency of soft and rough materials by using the pulverising technique of a hammer mill grinder to produce a finished particle.

Oshima Shipbuilding and DNV GL will conduct research and development together on new bulk carrier designs.

Sirius Minerals has signed a major take-or-pay supply agreement with Indian Farmers Fertilisers Cooperative Limited for the supply of POLY4.

The new, autonomous mobile system uses no water to reduce site odours from soil remediation, landfills, food processing, composting facilities, wastewater operations and other large-scale applications.

The long-term agreement will see the transhipment of over 1.2 million tpy of mineral fertilizers.

The Queensland Government has committed to address high track access charges on the Mt Isa rail corridor.

EvoQuip is to host an exclusive event in New Jersey next month to exhibit live working demos of the Bison 280, Cobra 230 and 230R, as well as the entire Colt range.

The agreement will help strengthen and advance the interests and activities of all parties to the agreement, and lead to new approaches to solving problems in areas of overlapping interest.

The government’s rail commitment will drive North West Minerals Province potential for new investment, exports and jobs.

Data analysis conducted by researchers at Love Energy Savings has determined that the transport sector has seen an incredible 17% growth in the last two years.

Expanding port operations at Brayton Point will be key to attracting new industrial and manufacturing tenants, and will bring favourable economic impacts to the region.

The company will release its financial results after the market closes in New York on 11 June 2019.

Wilhelmsen has been granted an Approval in Principle for the company’s work with DNV GL towards a full approval for Wilhelmsen’s smart boiler water dosing system.

DP World will operate ports that Russia plans to build along the Northern Sea Route in the Arctic to shorten shipping times between the east and west.

Two Konecranes Noell Straddle Carriers NSC 644 E will be delivered to the Birmingham Intermodal Freight Terminal in the UK.

The contract includes the supply of a new A-frame type shiploader and a conveying system for woodchips.

The refinery was completed with the support of the Port of Hamilton and will begin refining sugar immediately.