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Goldenport announces sale of 'MSC Scotland' container vessel
Goldenport, the international shipping company that owns and operates a fleet of container and dry bulk vessels announces that it has concluded the sale of the 1992-built container vessel 'MSC Scotland', to an unaffiliated third party "Joplin Overseas Investments Ltd" of Road Town Tortola, British Virgin Islands, for a cash consideration of US$ 6.5 million.
15/5/2013
Oil-Tanker Surplus Expands Amid Slowing Demand to Hire Vessels A surplus of oil tankers in the Persian Gulf, the world’s biggest crude-loading region, rose from the lowest level since January amid weaker demand to charter ships. 15/5/2013
LPG Ship Rates Jump to Seven-Month High as U.S. Cargoes Expand Earnings for the largest ships hauling liquefied petroleum gases such as propane rose to the highest in seven months as the U.S. expands exports and European manufacturers switch to the cheaper feedstock. 15/5/2013
Golden Ocean moves for Navios-linked Magnolia
John Fredriksen-linked shipowner Golden Ocean has acquired for the 180,000-dwt Magnolia (built 2009 S. Korea) which brokers had heavily linked to Navios Group of Greece. Reports suggest the deal will cost approximately USD 33.6 million.
15/5/2013
Who will save shrinking sub-3,000 teu fleet?
The collapse of the German KG ship financing system has left a hole in the small container vessel market which still needs to be filled, particularly as much of the fleet needs to be made more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly.
15/5/2013
Ore-Ship Rates Decline Most in Six Weeks Amid China Speculation
Charter rates for Capesize ships, the biggest carriers of iron ore, fell the most in almost six weeks amid speculation of slowing imports to China, the world’s biggest buyer of the commodity.
15/5/2013
Counter Piracy Commander Warns of Continuing Threat
The Operation Commander of the EU Naval Force, Rear Admiral Bob Tarrant, has issued a renewed warning that Somali pirates are still determined to get out to sea and, if presented with an easy target, will attack.  “I am very concerned that seafarers and nations will lower their guard and support for counter piracy operations in the belief that the piracy threat is over..."
15/5/2013
V. Restis denies having done business with Iran

Greek ship owner Victor Restis has denied involevement in any sort of business activity with Iran, or Mr. Cambis, who is already faced with sanctions from the US government. United Against Nuclear Iran (UANI) unveiled evidence of illicit business practices between Victor Restis, Chairman of Greek's First Business Bank S.A. (FBB), and the Iranian regime.
15/5/2013
Increase in seaborne oil trade for tankers
Oil tanker trade is growing at its fastest rate in a decade as the boom in US production forces exporters that in the past supplied the American market to seek new customers further afield.
14/5/2013
Blue Star Patmos gets design award
Swedish shipping publication ShipPax Information, which offers specialist valuation services and undertakes feasibility studies in the passenger shipping industry with nearly 40 years of experience, handed an award to Attica Group for the design and interior concept of the BLUE STAR PATMOS.
14/5/2013

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