HEADLINES
- A Shipping Empire Passes the Baton: MSC Enters Era of Next-Generation Leadership
- Sinokor Maritime Opts for "Divestment": Aging LNG Carrier Sent for Scrapping
- COSCO SHIPPING Bulk Launches First Container Service Route
- TS Lines: 2025 Annual Revenue Approximately $1.285 Billion
- COSCO SHIPPING: No Current Plans to Resume Transit Through Strait of Hormuz
- Capacity Shrinks Over 70%, Hit by US Lawsuit... This Shipping Company Faces Dual Crisis
- Two Chipolbrok Bulk Carriers Delivered on the Same Day!
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A Shipping Empire Passes the Baton: MSC Enters Era of Next-Generation Leadership
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) announced on the 13th that ownership of the company has been transferred by founder Gianluigi Aponte to his children.
Sinokor Maritime Opts for "Divestment": Aging LNG Carrier Sent for Scrapping
Sinokor Maritime has ultimately decided to sell one of its LNG carriers, which has been long-term idle and non-operational, for demolition.
COSCO SHIPPING Bulk Launches First Container Service Route
On April 8, the vessel Guo Yun Hai, operated by Cosco Shipping Bulk, successfully berthed at the Phase II terminal of Guangzhou Port's Nansha Port Area, m...
TS Lines: 2025 Annual Revenue Approximately $1.285 Billion
On the evening of April 8, TS Lines released its 2025 annual financial report.
COSCO SHIPPING: No Current Plans to Resume Transit Through Strait of Hormuz
Cosco Shipping has issued its latest response regarding the impact of the Middle East conflict, stating that it has no current plans to resume transit thr...
Capacity Shrinks Over 70%, Hit by US Lawsuit... This Shipping Company Faces Dual Crisis
Affected by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and a new round of US sanctions, SeaLead Shipping's operations have been dealt a severe blow.
