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Bauxite storm brewing for capesizes
The seaborne bauxite trade – one of dry bulk shipping’s most reliable growth engines over the past five years –…
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Guinea weighs bauxite output curbs
One of the most powerful engines driving capesize demand over the past five years is facing a potential government-imposed brake,…
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Bauxite booms as aluminium output triples since 2000
Global aluminium production has nearly tripled since the turn of the millennium, and the ripple effects are being felt most…
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Bulkers ride China’s bauxite surge
China has set yet another record for bauxite imports, cementing the aluminium raw material as one of the strongest dry…
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Winning doubles down on large bauxite carriers with six more newbuilds
Large bulkers specialist Winning International Group has expanded its push into the very large ore carrier segment, ordering another six…
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Bauxite steals iron ore’s thunder
Iron ore continues to dominate global dry bulk tonne-mile generation, though its relative weight has steadily declined over the past…
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China’s aluminium push lifts seaborne bauxite to fresh records
Chinese demand for bauxite is reshaping the dry bulk market, with imports of the aluminium ore hitting record levels in…
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Guinea forms its own shipping line to move booming bauxite exports
Bauxite shipping out of West Africa, a fast-growing source of extra tonne-miles for the cape trades, faces headwinds with news…
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Guinea Bauxite Sockpile Nears 2 Million Tons as Export Suspension Continues
Emirates Global Aluminium’s (EGA) subsidiary in Guinea has accumulated a stockpile of nearly two million metric tonnes of bauxite since…
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Capes carrying more bauxite than coal for the first time
China’s remarkable thirst for bauxite to manufacture aluminium has helped prop up cape rates considerably in recent years. Now for…
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