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CMA CGM 3Q profit soars

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CMA CGM Group’s profit for the third quarter of 2024 hit USD 2.730 billion, an astounding USD 2.342 billion more than the equivalent quarter in 2023. Group revenue stood at USD...
CMA CGM 3Q profit soars

Rates continue upward trajectory

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AGAINST A BACKDROP of the tentative recovery in China-Australia spot rates container lines continue to chance their hands with rate rise notifications for shipments ex Asia. The...
Rates continue upward trajectory

NPDL, Swire making changes

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DRYDOCKING requirements will see Neptune Pacific Direct Line shuffle ships on three services in coming months. NPDL has chartered Nauru Shipping Line’s 628 TEU Skyline to operate...
NPDL, Swire making changes

COSCO, OOCL triple Tasman frequency

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THE TRANS-TASMAN service operated by Cosco SL and OOCL, known respectively as ANE and ANS, is being upgraded to weekly frequency, effective next month. The 1841 TEU ESL Winner,...
COSCO, OOCL triple Tasman frequency

Bumper Boxline Profits Still Building

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AS MORE THIRD QUARTER results trickle in it is becoming clear container lines’ early 2024 gloom has completely reversed. AP Moller-Maersk has confirmed its preliminary results...
Bumper Boxline Profits Still Building

TS Lines gets IPO away

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TAIWAN’s TS LINES late last week completed an initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, at its third attempt. Previous IPOs had been pulled due to unfavourable...
TS Lines gets IPO away

Regulator ill-equipped to manage pilotage: report

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A DISPUTE between rival pilotage providers in Port Phillip alleging one used unlicensed pilots was resolved on confidential commercial terms in a Federal Court case – but the...
Regulator ill-equipped to manage pilotage: report

Spirits troubled on both sides of the world

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AS IF recent and ongoing controversies have not been enough for TT Line its new and current vessels have struck troubles in the northern and southern hemispheres. In an incident...
Spirits troubled on both sides of the world

Tasmania mulls mega-merger

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TASMANIAN Premier Jeremy Rockliff has unveiled a proposal to merge TT Line, TasPorts and TasRail in what he described as “a landmark move” to enhance the efficiency and...
Tasmania mulls mega-merger

VICT gives VPP notice of rising charges

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VICTORIA INTERNATIONAL Container Terminal at Melbourne’s Webb Dock has issued a series of notifications of increases to tariffs and charges to apply from the New Year. The...
VICT gives VPP notice of rising charges

Sydney tug crews engage in co-op

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ENGAGE MARINE’s Port Jackson tug crew are now employed under a new arrangement, known as the Sydney Ports Towage Services Co-operative. Under the co-op model 15 crew members and...
Sydney tug crews engage in co-op

Steering Confusion Behind Aratare Grounding

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NEW ZEALAND’s Transport Accident Investigation Commission has found aspects of the interaction between old and new steering systems were unknown to the bridge team of the...
Steering Confusion Behind Aratare Grounding

Victorian nod for offshore gas storage

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OFFSHORE gas storage in underground reservoirs will now be possible off the coast of Gippsland following the passage of enabling legislation through the Victorian Parliament. The...
Victorian nod for offshore gas storage

Walenius Wilhelmsen wins again

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SCANDINAVIAN ro-ro and PCTC specialist Wallenius Wilhelmsen has locked in a five-year shipping and logistics contract valued at an expected USD 766 million based on anticipated...
Walenius Wilhelmsen wins again

Spirit’s Scottish sojourn confirmed

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TT LINE outgoing chief executive Bernard Dwyer has confirmed Spirit of Tasmania IV will be transferred from builder RMC in Finland to the port of Leith in Scotland, pending a...
Spirit’s Scottish sojourn confirmed