DP World Acquire Major Stake in Russian Terminal
DP World has acquired a 49% stake in the NUTEP terminal in Russia’s Port of Novorossiysk with the Delo Group of Companies as part of a deal valued at an estimated of US$330 million
DP World has acquired a 49% stake in the NUTEP terminal in Russia’s Port of Novorossiysk with the Delo Group of Companies as part of a deal valued at an estimated of US$330 million
The Port of Rotterdam authority has announced together with five Dutch port authorities that it will be appealling against a decision made by the European Commission
Abu Dhabi Ports and Abu Dhabi Terminals (ADT) have recently presented integrated offerings of Kizad and Khalifa Port at an exclusive business event in Abu Dhabi for Pakistani business persons
Sceptics have said that the real test will come when USWC ports will need to handle more than one mega-ship simultaneously which has been previously argued will not happen until 2017
APM Terminals is continuing with its new deep-water semi-automated Lázaro Cárdenas Terminal 2 (TEC2) project
APMT Pier 400 Los Angeles has won four safety awards at the 67th Annual PMA Area Accident Prevention Committee Safety Awards banquet in Long Beach
Moffatt & Nichol has announced the passing of Robert D. Nichol, the firm’s Chairman, former President and CEO who has guided the company since he became its second President in 1975
The Port of Esbjerg has delivered solid economic results for 2015 despite a challenging year for the ports and shipping industry
Accountancy and shipping adviser Moore Stephens has issued a statement which articulates that the UK Budget 2016, which involves the abolition of a petroleum revenue tax, is conducive to growth in the sector
FedEx has softened speculation surrounding online retailer Amazon’s plans to build an in-house shipping network, stating that it will cost too much and take too long to complete
Workers at the Port of Grangemouth in Scotland have begun a two-week strike over changes to working conditions, bringing shipping freight operations to a standstill
China, investors have been notified by the Sri Lankan government’s Ministry of Ports and Shipping that the US$1.4 billion Colombo Port City construction project could resume immediately