Dry Bulk & General Cargo

Companies

Salzgitter and Oldendorff Join Forces to Cut Emissions

Linh Nguyen - October 14, 2025

Salzgitter Flachstahl GmbH, a subsidiary of Salzgitter AG, has announced a significant long-term partnership with Oldendorff Carriers aimed at reducing carbon emissions in the...

China

Petroineos orders two new bunker vessels for southern France operations

Malik Johnson - October 14, 2025

Petroineos has commissioned Maritima, a subsidiary of the Sogestran Group, to build two new bunker vessels for operations in the Fos, Marseille, and Toulon...

Brazil

Italy, Japan, India back Brazil’s fuel pledge

Zhang Weili - October 14, 2025

Brasilia, 14 October (Argus) — Italy, Japan and India have endorsed Brazil’s proposal to quadruple global output and use of sustainable fuels by 2035,...

Cambodia

Wuxi West–Shanghai Waigaoqiao Port–Cambodia Sihanoukville Sea-Rail Intermodal “Double Fast” Train Service Launched

Carlos Martinez - October 14, 2025

Recently, a batch of containers fully loaded with silicon dioxide departed from Wuxi West Station, transferred via sea transport at Shanghai Waigaoqiao Port, and...

Business

“Kyriakoulis”: Renamed to Y/KNOT Invest – Share Buyback, “proof of the shareholders’ support for the company’s prospects

Akira Nakamura - October 14, 2025

As a related announcement states: “This specific initiative marks the next step in the natural evolution of the Group from a company with a strong...

Business

Ships and maritime freight: the future market smiles only on some segments

Sophie Becker - October 14, 2025

Genoa – The traditional seminar on the trend of maritime freight rates, organized every year by the Young Group of Assagenti and included this...

Dry Bulk & General Cargo

Mechanical Failure Disables Sofular 1 Off Port-la-Nouvelle

Priya Anika Rajan - October 14, 2025

The general cargo vessel Sofular 1 became disabled in the Mediterranean Sea about 20 nautical miles off Port-la-Nouvelle, France, in the afternoon of 10th...

Dry Bulk & General Cargo

Nigeria’s maritime sector losing $5b yearly to inefficiencies, says SEREC

Priya Anika Rajan - October 14, 2025

Nigeria’s maritime sector is losing between US$3 billion and $5 billion annually due to freight charges, port congestion, policy inconsistency and poor multimodal integration,...

Arica Port