Dry cargo news

Anhui Conch Cement recently placed an order with thyssenkrupp Industrial Solutions to supply four new polab® laboratory automation systems, including for the world’s two largest cement plants in Wuhu and Tongling in Eastern China.

14 conical bottom silos for storing malt, provided by Prado Silos, are being installed by Muntons.

The final monetary impact to Tallinna Sadam from the bankruptcy proceedings of AS Coal Terminal depends on the combined effect of the outcomes of several parallel disputes.

Two levels of government will participate in equal measure to modernise the Pointe-aux-Basques bulk terminal.

The company has achieved a 9.2 million t throughput in first two months of FY20, a growth of around 28% when compared to the corresponding period in FY19.

A growth in high and heavy cargo has created new demands on crane capacity at the port.

Eco Marine Power has installed its Aquarius MAS + Solar solution on the large general cargo ship MV Panamana.

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.

Navis has announced that Thorco Projects has selected Bluetracker One to monitor and analyse the vessel performance, bringing the total Bluetracker fleet to over 500 vessels.

2018 affirms Symaga Silos as a leader in the manufacturing of industrial silos for the largest storage projects in the world.