All Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International articles in February 2016 – Page 3
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Jiangsu Sunshine on the double
February 22 - Jiangsu Sunshine Int'l Logistics has coordinated the transport of several petrochemical towers from Penglai, Shandong in north China to Huizhou, Guangdong in the south of the country.
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Freja opens in China
February 22 - Freja has established a new office in Shanghai, China to support existing customers active in the region.
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Blue Water bridges the gap
February 22 - Blue Water Shipping has coordinated that transport of a 335 m long bridge through the centre of Copenhagen.
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ALE winds up Amakhala project
February 22 - ALE has completed the delivery of 560 wind turbine components for the Amakhala Emoyeni wind farm project in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.
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Mixed results for NWSA
February 19 - While international container volumes at the Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) climbed 25 percent year-on-year in January, breakbulk cargo volumes declined.
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PCN quartet proves expertise
February 19 - Member of the Project Cargo Network (PCN) in Greece and Serbia, Delta Maritime, has coordinated the shipment of two Caterpillar bulldozers from Piraeus port to Ashdod in Israel.
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Complex moves for WCA members
February 19 - Member of the WCA Projects network, Freight Connection (Pakistan), has coordinated the delivery of a 75-tonne transformer from China to the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park in Bahawalpur, Pakistan.
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Manitowoc opens Colombia centre
February 19 - Manitowoc Cranes has partnered with Colombia's E McAllister to offer after-sales support for its Manitowoc and Grove cranes throughout the South American nation.
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Cargolux promotes Jiang
February 19 - Cargolux has appointed Janet Jiang as its new regional manager, China.
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Louisiana calls for Gulf Stream Marine
February 19 - Gulf Stream Marine has expanded into Louisiana, after being awarded a stevedoring license by the Port of Lake Charles.
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Metro Vancouver sees breakbulk slump
February 19 - Port Metro Vancouver recorded a year-on-year decline in breakbulk metal imports during the second half of 2015, which it attributed to lower capital investments in the energy sector.
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Integrated makes big investment
February 19 - Integrated Logistics has recently invested in an array of new equipment to cope with increasing demand and upcoming projects.
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'Great year' for Atlas Air
February 19 - Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings posted an adjusted net income of USD125.3 million for the 12 months ended December 31, 2015, compared with USD93.4 million in 2014.
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Houston adds African link
February 19 - Grimaldi Lines has added a call at the Port of Houston to its East Coast - West Africa ro-ro service - the first direct service between the US gateway and the African region.
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Ritchie Bros acquires Mascus
February 19 - Industrial auctioneer Ritchie Bros has acquired online equipment listing service Mascus International Holding.
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POSH foresees 2016 challenges
February 19 - Offshore marine services provider PACC Offshore Services Holding (POSH) posted a 20 percent year-on-year increase in revenue for 2015 at USD280.8 million.
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More losses at Nurminen
February 18 - Against a backdrop of particularly challenging market conditions, Nurminen Logistics posted a negative net profit of EUR -4.4 million (USD -4.8 million) for 2015.
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Volumes down at NWSC
February 18 - Shipments undertaken by the North-Western Shipping Company (NWSC) in 2015 totalled 4.8 million tonnes - 14 percent lower than the previous year.
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TTS predicts 'improving market' for heavy lift cranes
February 18 - Marine and offshore equipment supplier TTS Group posted a turnover of NOK259 million (USD30.2 million) for its multipurpose/general cargo business in 2015, compared with NOK138 million (USD16.1 million) in 2014.
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Breakbulk rising at Charleston
February 18 - The Port of Charleston handled 68,499 tonnes of breakbulk cargo in January, with volumes nearly 33 percent ahead of planned fiscal year-to-date levels.