News 2007 March 29

Container train to China

Port of Singapore may manage Russian port

Commercial motorways may become reality in Russia

Single-hull tankers should not be allowed to sail in the Caspian Sea - Oleg Mitvol

No court action for Sakhalin II environmental damage - Mitvol

Jacques Kleinkramer joins Samskip

Gazprom Neft vice president was appointed Alexander Abramkov

Cargo flows into and out of Baku International Sea Port fell 35.4%

CKYH Alliance restructures AWE Service

PSA said to have won Ecuador terminal deal

French port strike threatens fuel supply

India's Varun to order 11 new ships from S Korea

US House approves Bill to cut ship pollution

Cargotec continues expansion into offshore by acquiring Plimsoll

SMIT has acquired 25 year contract in Italy

Aker Yards and MSC signed cruise ship contract

K Line picks up heavylift with SAL joint venture

Russia service not to recommend recalling Kharyaga license

FESCO capitalization growth

Russian ship released after paying fine in Georgia

RF Government approves draft law On Sea Ports of Russian Federation

TransContainer OJSC and Estonian Railway JSC sign a memorandum on cooperation

China COSCO net falls 64 pct, in asset buy talks

Baltiyski-102 refloated

K' Line, MISC, PIL to extend Asia-S Africa service

Sinotrans profit drops 27pc to US$79m on 12pc more turnover

Ningbo-Zhoushan January-February volume grows 150pc to 1.37m TEU

Shanghai SIPG terminal's February TEU volume surges 43pc

Eurosib GC to invest RUR 4 billion into logistics and terminal business

Hamburg Sud to call at Adelaide on Trident service

MOL to establish branch in Gdynia, Poland, April 1

TUI shipping division Hapag-Lloyd suffers US$141m loss

China Shipping Container eyes RMB 1.8 bln from bond sale

First phase of dry container port in Odessa to be put into operation in April

ASL Marine secures major shipbuilding contracts

Russia ups steel output 9.7% in 2 mths

Maersk 2006 profit down 20%

Aker American Shipping expands exclusive cooperation with Hyundai Mipo Dockyard