Latest business news – Page 104
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NewsDSV confirms offer to CEVA Logistics was rejected
Denmark’s fast-growing logistics group DSV has issued an official statement confirming that its recent offer to takeover CEVA Logistics was rejected by the CEVA board.
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NewsLucky seven for Gruas Aguilar
Spain-based crane and heavy haulage contractor Gruas Aguilar has modernised its fleet with the purchase of seven Liebherr mobile and crawler cranes.
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NewsNew partners at Forth Ports
Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) has sold minority stakes in UK port owner and operator Forth Ports to its investment partners GLIL Infrastructure (GLIL), First State Super, and Construction and Building Unions Superannuation (Cbus
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NewsABC picks Liège for European hub
Russian freighter operator AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) has signed a ten-year lease agreement with Liège Airport that will see it set up its European hub at the Belgian gateway.
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NewsSarens enters Taiwanese market
In a bid to capitalise on the country’s emerging wind energy industry, Sarens has established a new company in Taiwan.
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NewsC.H. Robinson opens in Cologne
C.H. Robinson has expanded its footprint in Germany with the opening of an office in Cologne, its sixth location in the country.
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NewsYusen wins Spirit contract
Spirit AeroSystems (Europe) has awarded Yusen Logistics UK a contract to handle the warehousing and inbound freight, as well as onward distribution of aerospace components.
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NewsVan Oord secures MPI Offshore acquisition
Van Oord has completed the acquisition of MPI Offshore, a specialist offshore wind installation contractor, from Vroon Group.
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NewsArcus sells Forth Ports stake
Arcus European Infrastructure Fund is set to sell its shares in Forth Ports, one of the UK’s largest port groups, to the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments).
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NewsTRACE upgrades TASA programme
TRACE International has updated its TASA anti-bribery specialist accreditation, including new course content and specialisations.
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NewsGT USA invests in Wilmington
GT USA, a subsidiary of UAE-based Gulftainer, is investing approximately USD600 million in the port of Wilmington as part of a 50-year concession agreement.
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NewsCoal comes under pressure
While US President Donald Trump continues his efforts to revive the coal industry, governments across the Atlantic are vowing to crack down on greenhouse gas pollution and stop the use of the fossil fuel.
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NewsAMP joins forces with Fenwick
Asia Maritime Pacific (AMP) and Fenwick Shipping Services have merged their operations.
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NewsGrieg gains another star
Grieg Star has expanded its fleet with the acquisition of the semi-open hatch vessel, Star Majesty.
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NewsMammoet teams up in Kitimat
Mammoet Canada has partnered with the Haisla Nation in the north coast region of British Columbia to open a Mammoet-Haisla branch office in Kitimat.
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NewsEntrec closes Capstan deal
Entrec has completed the acquisition of Capstan Hauling, a heavy haul transportation provider that serves the oil and natural gas industry in northwest Alberta and northeast British Columbia.
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NewsAmWINS adds to insurance offering
Insurance broker AmWINS Group has formed two specialty managing general agencies focused on the marine industry, AmWINS Specialty Logistics Underwriters (ASLU) and Sentinel Marine Underwriters (SMU).
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NewsThe projects sector – is the tide turning?
The standout session at this week's Breakbulk Americas must be the one on Thursday, during which experts from both sides of the project logistics supply chain will discuss the current prospects for the sector.
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NewsBuss cues up wind farm work
Buss Group has signed an agreement with wind turbine manufacturer Senvion that will see the terminal operator support the development of the Trianel Windpark Borkum II offshore wind farm.
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NewsK+N sets sights on CIS
With a primary focus on serving clients in the oil and gas as well as consumer goods industries, Kuehne + Nagel (K+N) has opened offices in Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, strengthening its logistics network in Central Asia and the Caucasus.