News 2011 November 18

Freight traffic via Northern Sea Route soars to 820,000 tons

Taman terminal throughput soars 4.1 times to 706,000 tons

Port of Temryuk ten-month exports grow 29.8 percent

Construction of two piers at Bronka port to start in Dec. 2011

Inland Salvage raises sunken barge near Lake Providence

Bahrain EDB and Rodriquez sign MOU

Admiralty Shipyard to lay a sub for Russian Navy this November

Golden Ocean drops dividend on vessel value fears

STX in $1.6b deal to build mega-ships

India mulls merging Ennore, Chennai ports

Panama Maritime Chamber opens its membership

Iran's NITC in talks to repay BNP loans

Baltic sea index up to 1,898 points

Torm posts Q3 results

Golar LNG posts Q3 results

South Korea to pick advisers for Daewoo stake sale next mth

Port Vanino Labor Union files a complaint against its shareholder

Keppel Singmarine secures S$47mln newbuild contracts

Zodiac places stellar order at STX

Hanjin Heavy to modernise Busan yard

Port of Long Beach box traffic down 1.7 percent in Jan-Oct

More containers removed from stricken Rena

First crude shipment from Ust-Luga slated for late Dec, Transneft says

Maersk cuts calls to Port Said, Valencia, Algeciras on Asia-Med services

Baltic Shipyard lays down third tanker for BFC

Voith Tubro to supply VIT for offshore wind farm jackup vessel

Foreign companies focus on China's fast growing LNG market

Diana Shipping in time charter agreement with Morgan Stanley for M/V Nirefs

Norway's Green Reefers posts third quarter loss of $5.7m

DNV to class world's largest heavy lift ship Dockwise Vanguard

Gibbs & Cox ink agreement with BAE Systems Ship Repair

Freight traffic via Volga-Balt hits 10-year high, 22 million tons

SeaFreight inaugurates Port Everglades terminal

Crude futures price slumps to $108,22 in London, in New York - to $98,82