Shipping & Marine
Yangzijiang records all-time high order wins for 124 vessels
Yangzijiang records all-time high order wins for 124 vessels
They are worth approx. $9.99b, the largest order wins in the company's history.
IMO-Singapore selects Angola as pilot project for SWiFT system
The SWiFT system revolves around digital ship clearance.
SG establishes first global hydrographic lab
The laboratory will embark on two pilot projects.
Keppel Offshore & Marine indicted with over $1.1b in US for investment loss
The company's US counsel believes it has 'very good defences'.
Sembmarine clarifies scope of work for Johan Castberg FPRSO
Module integration and completion are not part of its responsibilities.
Sembmarine improves meals, vaccination status at Tukang Dorm
The company says it will continue to welcome feedback from workers.
Singapore named 'Best Global Seaport' for the first time
The country also won 'Best Seaport in Asia' for the 33rd time.
Singapore exports up 12.3% to $15.7b in September
Re-exports also saw an increase of 16.4% in the same month.
COVID-19 positive Sembcorp mariners transferred out of Tukang Dorm
The marine company apologised to its workers at the dorm.
SMI secures more funding for maritime research and development
This is a part of the Lion City's bid to become a global maritime knowledge and innovation hub.
MPA starts out SG registry of ships notation
The notation is a first-of-its-kind ship registry accreditation system.
Sembcorp Marine uses remaining net cash proceeds from rights issue
A total of $0.16b remains from the $0.6b net cash proceeds.
Singapore to launch SEAVAX for eligible foreign sea crew
This was announced by Chee Hong Tat at this year’s International Safety@Sea Week.
Yangzijiang secures US$1.08 b orders for 12 vessels in July
It has also signed a letter of intent for five units of another vessel.
MPA launches maritime decarbonisation centre
The centre aims to spearhead Singapore’s maritime industry’s energy transition.
Sembmarine sinks $647m in net loss for H1 2021
COVID-19 disruptions continue to cause delays in its projects.
Daily briefing: Shipping rates may rise further: analyst; 4 global firms to set up shop in 'smart business district'
And US wants “stable” relations with China: US Defence Secretary.
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