Star Bulk ship braves Hormuz gauntlet. Did a US Navy-escorted tanker also make it through?
Greek shipowner’s kamsarmax becomes one of the few vessels controlled by mainstream shipowners to transit the embattled waterway
Bulkers
Lauritzen Bulkers set on expansion despite headwinds from war and tariffs
Copenhagen-headquartered owner-operator still wants to grow its ultramax fleet, as well as its core handysize business
Precious Shipping sells four bulkers into Japanese leases
Thai owner says deal gives it long-term financing with operational control
Harry Vafias fears ‘major global shock’ and ‘demand destruction’ if war drags on in Middle East
Imperial Petroleum CEO says the big question is how long the disruption will continue
Dag Von Appen built a 400-vessel titan — now the bicorne awaits
Chairman of Navigator Gas and former chief executive of Ultranav reflects on ‘team effort’ at both companies
Ship master reports ‘loud bang and splash’ north of Abu Dhabi
First ship attack since the weekend
Lauritzen Bulkers falls to a loss as Canadian parcelling business hit by tariffs
Bottom line was hit by extraordinary items and a disappointing start for newly acquired parcelling business
2020 Bulkers income falls as fleet winds down and cash pile decision looms
Last vessels will be delivered to new owners in March
Pelagic Credit downsized Oslo IPO after investors called for newbuilding deal to be stripped out
Tobias Backer explains why private placement was rejigged before completion
Scientists are warning a super El Nino is coming – dry bulk better get ready
Shifting global weather patterns — bringing more frequent droughts, floods and extreme heat — are adding a new layer of volatility to commodity markets