Jefferies boosts boxship boys
Improving container market drawns higher ratings for OOIL, NOL, CSCL and Japan’s big three.
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RCCL crunches Concordia numbers
Richard Fain-led Royal Caribbean will miss first quarter and 2012 estimates following Carnival’s Italian casualty.
NOCC joins bond run band
Lars Solbakken-led shipowner is the latest firm to tap the red hot bond market in Oslo.
Big boys look to restore rates
World's largest liner operators looking to kick-start rate recovery efforts on Asia – Europe trade.
Costamare climbs in the fourth
Constantinos Constantakopoulos-controlled containership owner beats Wall Street bets as profit more than doubles.
Red rain falls on K Line
Japanese giant posts $550m loss in dire nine-month markets and says worse is to come.
Boxship in Garden City fuel spill
Investigation underway in Savannah as teams battle leak involving Oskar Wehr-controlled containership.
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Hamburg Shipbrokers' Association's new ConTex containership chartering index drops two points to 390. 4,250 teu:
2,700 teu:
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Hamburg Shipbrokers' Association's new ConTex containership chartering index drops a couple of points to 392. 4,250 teu:
2,700 teu:
1,100 teu:
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Hamburg Shipbrokers' Association's new ConTex containership chartering index drops four points to 395. 4,250 teu:
2,700 teu:
1,100 teu:
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UASC scraps second boxship
Kuwait-based shipowner is reported to have sold a 2,199-teu containership for scrap in India.
Plane sailing for Bore Sea
Finnish ro-ro owner wins three-year charter for its new ship to carry Airbus components.
NOL rates sink to 2009 lows
Singapore liner operator’ freight rates poised to reach lows seen in financial crisis of just over two years ago.
Cosco arm sues arts & crafts retailer
Chinese shipping giant’s US container unit cries foul over unpaid box bills as craft king faces Texas showdown.
Ilmarinen fights on over pay-out
Finnish pension fund to appeal court backing for Finnlines' minimal 2008 dividend payment.
Fesco grows volumes in 2011
Busier fourth quarter turns last year’s cargo figures positive for Russian container line.
Recovering Andersen out until April
Executive board to run Danish group as Maersk chief continues to recuperate from heart surgery.
Hanjin books massive loss
Depressed container shipping markets send South Korean shipowner’s full-year results into a tailspin.
Costamare looks to issue
US-listed Greek containership owner is looking to raise up to $300m regulatory financial disclosure shows.
Simatech hunts new boxships
Dubai feedership operator heading out to shipyards for up to four 3,000-teu vessels.
Smugglers target respectable ships
Swedish report shows how arms or drugs are hidden on unwitting container vessels, mainly from Germany, Greece and the US.
Boxship demo on the up
December was the most active month for containership scrapping in over 18 months, says Clarksons.
CSAV closes in on capital dream
Spinoff of Saam on the horizon as Chilean liner giant completes second phase of billion-dollar securities sale.
MSC raises piracy surcharge
Increase in piracy activity in Africa prompts Mediterranean Shipping Co to pass on extra costs to shippers.
Horizon Lines admits record fiddling
US boxship owner to be fined $1m for falsifying oil book entries in the Hawaii trade.
SinOceanic readies bond press
Jan Haakon Pettersen-led containership owner joins Oslo bond rush in a bid to raise $220m for newbuildings.
Zodiac lets boxship monsters go
Israeli owner's options expire for four more huge 16,000-teu vessels at STX in Korea.
Italian strike delays cruiseship
Protests at Fincantieri put back debut of Oceania Cruises' new Riviera by three weeks.
Brittany banking on break-even
French ferry operator tipped for 2011 loss, but chairman says it is heading away from trouble.
NYK volumes remain steady
Cargo levels on the Asia-Europe and transpacific services of Japan’s largest shipowner come under strain.
Containership leaked gas
Singaporean-managed vessel ordered to stay off Australia after cargo damaged in rough seas.
OOCL sees Asia-Europe woes
Hong Kong liner operator saw revenues on its Asia-Europe trade drop nearly 30% in the fourth quarter.
All Leisure Group rises to the challenge
London-listed owner books improved pre-tax numbers despite geo-political, economic and legal stumbling blocks.
PV Enterprises makes a splash
Peter Villiotis-led Florida newcomer buys first cruiseship for Korean charter and promises more to come.
Norwegian Car Carriers sheds oldie
Oslo-listed owner makes good on promise to devote resources to modern tonnage as it offloads 1988-built PCC.
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