Transport
Monday Interview: Stobart boss Andrew Tinkler
Stobart has hit some bumps in the road lately but its boss is determined to put it back on the path to profit.
Categories: Transport
Rail fiasco adviser retiring
One of the civil servants caught up in the Department for Transport's West Coast Main Line franchise fiasco is to retire later this year.
Categories: Transport
FirstGroup chairman Martin Gilbert set to resign amid £600m rights issue
The long-serving chairman of the FirstGroup transport business, Martin Gilbert, is set to resign next week and the company launch a £600m rights issue.
Categories: Transport
Capital and country - Britain needs both
Categories: Transport
Forget three runways, Heathrow needs four
Categories: Transport
Shipowners gain protections in spill case
A PRECEDENT-setting case in the US has provided shipowners expanded protections when chartering their vessels.
Categories: Transport
Two VLCCs booked on period charters
TWO VLCCs have been booked on period charters as freight rates began firming last week, said brokers.
Categories: Transport
Euroseas: no recovery till 2014
NASDAQ-listed Euroseas today reported widening adjusted losses and founder Aristides Pittas expressed pessimism on near-term rates.
Categories: Transport
Capesize rates see further correction
THE Capesize market has seen further correction this week, as charterers have more tonnage to pick from.
Categories: Transport
NYK sets up consortium for Cameron LNG
JAPAN’S NYK and compatriot Mitsubishi Corporation have set up a consortium, Japan LNG Investment, to possibly participate in the Cameron LNG project.
Categories: Transport
ICTSI eyes $200M from stock offer
PHILIPPINES port operator ICTSI has set out to raise about 8.2Bn pesos ($200M) from the sale of up to 90M shares.
Categories: Transport
Slow growth ahead for liner shipping
THE CONTAINER shipping industry will face years of slow growth and even when the global economy starts to accelerate, liner trades will not reach the fast growth rates of the pre-crisis era.
Categories: Transport
India's steel majors get charter freedom
NEW DELHI has given freedom to state-owned Steel Authority of India (SAIL) and Rashtriya Ispat Nigam (RINL) to undertake direct chartering of ships without going through the centralised chartering organisation under the ministry of shipping, Transchart.
Categories: Transport
Davie seals LNG ferry order
CANADA'S newly reactivated Davie Shipyard has signed a C$125M ($123M) order for two dual fuel LNG ro-pax ferries with Saint Lawrence River ferry operator Société des Traversiers du Québec (STQ).
Categories: Transport
Lauritzen makes expected interim loss
J. LAURITZEN Holding, the privately owned Danish product tanker, drybulk carrier and gas carrier group, has reported a deep loss for 1Q13, in line with its board’s expectations.
Categories: Transport
Better performance tipped for STX Pan Ocean
EMBATTLED STX Pan Ocean could see earnings improve for 2Q13 as it takes delivery of ships tied to long-term contracts, amid a seasonal uptick in coal demand.
Categories: Transport
Mariners missing in 3-ship collision
SEVEN seafarers are missing today after a three-vessel collision in the section of the Yangtze River in east China, Xinhua News Agency reported.
Categories: Transport
Senate passes harbour bill
US LAWMAKERS passed for the first time in six years a bill that helps maintain and improve US harbours.
Categories: Transport
Bulker crew ‘seriously injured'
A FILIPINO mariner sustained “serious injuries” while doing maintenance work on board bulk carrier Nordic Visby at Tauranga Port in New Zealand.
Categories: Transport
Cost cuts help Maersk Line profit
MAERSK Line has reported a profit for 1Q13 compared to a loss a year earlier.
Categories: Transport


