News 2011 June 29

MOL enhances Asia-East Coast South America Service

Gazpromneft Nefteservice sells its oilfield service asset

Ocean carriers line up new inland services

Maersk fears new U.S. sanctions may disrupt Iran's food imports

Keppel wins Brazilian shipbuilding contracts

Cosco Shenzhen orders new bulk carriers at CSSC

PSA emerges top bidder for JN Port's container terminal

Mega boxship CSCL Star calls at new Red Sea Gateway Terminal

Wartsila, Zhenjiang launch new CP propellers factory in China

Wartsila to supply two complete power plants to Estonia

United Shipbuilding Corp. and Transas mull JV

New shipyard projects to build LNG carriers, tankers and pipe-lay ships

Admiralty Shipyards plans keel-laying of Mistral warship for December

USC’s orders book reaches $ 11 billion

STX Finland's LCS to renovate six barges

NCSP Group’s Q1 net income soars 71% to $143,7m

RSHI gets credit line from CITIC Bank

Horizon Lines settles with Home Depot

RSHI secures three large shipbuilding orders in a week

Panamax ships to face growing competition, report says

Hanjin Shipping enlarges China-India service

Japan ship orders drops 41% in May

MAN Diesel adds Chinese licensee

Maersk Lines resumes operations at Onahama

Coast Guard, EPA agree on pollution enforcement

Schottel forms subsidiary in Russia

Russia debuts new warship at IMDS-2011

Mr. Koji Sekimizu elected as IMO Secretary-General

Successful test launch of Russian Bulava missile

Crude futures price is up to $108,78 in London, in New York - down to $92,89