Hanjin Shipping gets new boxships
	Hanjin Shipping in Korea has taken delivery of two new 4,300TEU vessels. Named Hanjin Norfolk and Hanjin Piraeus, they were built by Samsung Heavy Industries and are the second and the third in a series of the eight 4,300TEU container ships ordered b... 15 May 2008 | Read

	Global Marine raises funding for bulkers
	Global Marine Finance Co., set up by shipbuilder Hanjin Heavy Industries and South Korean banks, received gove... 15 May 2008 | Read

	Varun Shipping to buy new vessels
	Mumbai-based Varun Shipping Co Ltd plans to invest $300 million to buy at least four new vessels in the offsho... 14 May 2008 | Read

	Colombo Dockyard wins Greatship orders
	Sri Lanka's Colombo Dockyard, a unit of Japan's Onomichi and the country's sole listed shipbuilder, has won tw... 14 May 2008 | Read

	Cybit BlueFinger to launch worldwide vessel tracking
	Cybit, the UK's leading online telematics service provider, has announced that its BlueFinger maritime divisio... 14 May 2008 | Read

	Mercator expanding fleet
	The Indian shipping company Mercator Lines has drawn up a Rs 4,000 crore capital expenditure programme for the... 14 May 2008 | Read

	Russia needs more offshore vessels
	Russia’s Prime Minister Vladimir Putin urged his government to provide the country with a modern fleet of offs... 14 May 2008 | Read

	Bankruptcy looms for Stocznia Gdynia
	The economic situation of the Gdynia Shipyard in Poland has taken a turn for the worse and, if there’s no fina... 13 May 2008 | Read

	Bangladesh yard inks German deal
	The Ananda Shipyard and Slipways Ltd (ASSL) in Bangladesh has signed a $67 million agreement with Hermann Lohm... 12 May 2008 | Read

	Greeks busy ordering newbuildings last month
	After a steep drop in activity during the first three months of the year, Hellenic ship owners have been busy ... 12 May 2008 | Read