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Frontline cashes in on ageing suezmax pair
John Fredriksen-controlled tanker heavyweight Frontline has confirmed the sale of its two oldest suezmax tankers, extending a fleet renewal programme…
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Columbia confirms Hadjipetrou as CEO after abrupt leadership exit
Columbia Group has moved to steady the ship by confirming Andreas Hadjipetrou as its permanent chief executive, weeks after the…
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Mark O’Neil leaves Columbia
After nine years in the post, Mark O’Neil is no longer president at Columbia Shipmanagement and CEO of Columbia Group. …
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Maritime News
UK Destroyer Tasked With Defense of Cyprus Heads to Port for Repairs
The air defense destroyer that the UK dispatched to protect the British base on Cyprus has been delayed for a…
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Schoeller books more MPP tonnage in China
Cyprus-based Schoeller Holdings has continued its long-running ordering streak in China, booking two multipurpose heavylift vessels at CSSC Huangpu Wenchong…
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Fredriksen back in dry bulk newbuilds with up to eight newcastlemaxes
John Fredriksen’s private investment arm, Seatankers Management, has re-entered the large bulk carrier newbuild market with an order for up…
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Pelagic Credit lists in Oslo after $75m capital raise
Cypriot shipowner and shipping fund manager Pelagic Partners has announced the successful listing and the first day of trading of…
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MOL enters European offshore wind vessel market
Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), Japan’s largest shipping company, has decided to jointly own two CSOVs with Cyprus-based shipping firm Schoeller…
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Pelagic Credit raises $58m ahead of Oslo debut
Pelagic Credit has raised NOK558m ($58m) in a private placement, clearing the way for its planned listing in Oslo. The…
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Fredriksen goes back to Hengli for two more VLCCs
John Fredriksen has returned once again to China’s Hengli Shipbuilding, adding more VLCC tonnage as the shipping tycoon keeps pressing…
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