Dry bulk shiploading news
Bedeschi closes deal for floating terminal system
Bedeschi has closed a deal for a floating terminal system; the company will supply an important shipyard in Indonesia a new floating terminal with a 2500 tph coal capacity.
Siwertell ship unloader ordered for US cement imports
Bruks Siwertell has secured a new Siwertell ship unloader contract from cement and ready-mix concrete producer, ARGOS USA.
Bothra Shipping orders three harbour cranes from Konecranes
Bothra Shipping Services has ordered three all-electric Generation 6 Konecranes Gottwald Mobile Harbour Cranes for its bulk terminals at the Port of Kakinada.
PYX Resources commences operations at strategic Malaysian logistics facility
PYX Resources Ltd has started using a key logistics and inventory storage opportunity based on Kuala Lumpur’s Port Klang port infrastructure.
NQBP completes infrastructure works at the Port of Mackay
North Queensland Bulk Ports Corp. (NQBP) has completed major infrastructure works at the Port of Mackay, including a new western approach deck.
Bedeschi shiploaders and echopper delivered to Ghana Takoradi Port
The unloading operations for two Bedeschi shiploaders and one echopper, shipped fully erected from Jabel Ali Port to Ghana Takoradi Port, have been completed.
MacGregor receives more than €43 million orders for heavy-lift cranes
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has received two significant orders for heavy lift cranes. These orders, totalling more than €43 million.
HOST sails first vessel on Mississippi River with 50 ft draft
T. Parker Host has announced the largest amount of cargo ever loaded on the Mississippi River, sailing from United Bulk Terminals and coordinated by Host Agency.
Bedeschi to supply shiploader for Fertil Ruwais Terminal
Bedeschi will supply Fertil Ruwais Terminal with a new shiploader for fertilizer and granulated urea to replace the existing one.
Bedeschi provides TGN Port with new pipe conveyor
EMPRESA CONSTUCTORA BELFI S.A. has chosen Bedeschi S.p.a. for its new project in Terminal Graneles del Norte.