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Portico secures funding for expansion
Portsmouth, UK-based cargo operator Portico Shipping has secured GBP4.8 million (USD6.5 million) from the Solent Freeport’s seed capital fund to grow its operations.
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Van Oord christens Boreas
Van Oord has held a christening ceremony for its offshore wind installation vessel Boreas in Rotterdam.
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Leadership change at Gulftainer
UAE-headquartered port and logistics provider Gulftainer has appointed Farid Belbouab as its group ceo.
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Laso ties up work at Aldeavieja wind farm
Portugal’s Laso Transportes has completed the transport of components for the Aldeavieja wind farm, which is under construction near Ávila, Spain.
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ESTA and FEM begin work on updated rope sheave guide
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) and the European Association of Lifting Equipment Manufacturers (FEM) have started work on an updated best practice guide on the safe use, inspection and maintenance of rope sheaves on mobile cranes.
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AV Dawson Transport carries out electric truck trials
Middlesbrough-based haulage company AV Dawson Transport, part of AV Dawson Group, has undertaken a pilot of a fully electric heavy goods vehicle (HGV) as part of its net zero efforts.
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EXG transports 33 pipe rack modules in India
Express Global Logistics (EXG) has successfully transported 33 pipe rack modules at an industrial facility in India.
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AtoB@C welcomes Biomar into fleet
AtoB@C Shipping’s newbuilding campaign has pressed on with the delivery of Biomar on June 16.
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BIMCO drafts clause to support biofuel use
BIMCO has launched a new subcommittee to develop a Biofuel Clause for Time Charter Parties.
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Lynn steps down as BigLift representative
David Lynn of Allways Shipping is stepping down as commercial representative of BigLift Shipping in Western Australia and the Northern Territory, effective July 1, 2025.
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Windlog delivers world’s largest swinging bell
Brazilian special cargo logistics company Windlog has successfully coordinated the transport of the world’s largest swinging bell from Poland to Brazil.
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Buckie Harbour expansion plan approved
Moray Council in Scotland has agreed a masterplan for Buckie Harbour that will see it expand its operations, with capabilities for offshore wind vessels.
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Monroe facilitates project cargo shipment amid growth plans
Spliethoff’s multipurpose vessel Hudsongracht called at the port of Monroe in April, delivering a shipment of project cargo from Antwerp, Belgium.
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Collett adds ‘missing piece of the puzzle’
Described as the ‘missing piece of the puzzle’, heavy haulier Collett & Sons has added a 350-tonne capacity modular side girder bridge system (SGB) from Germany-based manufacturer Greiner to its fleet.
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Denholm steps up as chairman of ICS
John Denholm has been named chairman of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) following unanimous recommendation from the board of ICS, succeeding Emanuele Grimaldi from June 2026.
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Oceanly promotes Lerche-Tornøe to CEO
Maritime digital solutions provider Oceanly has promoted Frederik Lerche-Tornøe as its ceo.
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StormGeo and Bearing AI team up on voyage optimisation
Weather intelligence and decision support technology provider StormGeo has entered into a strategic partnership with Bearing AI, which specialises in AI-driven vessel performance modelling.
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DAKO completes delivery of oversized boiler to Germany
DAKO Worldwide Transport has successfully delivered a 105-tonne water tube boiler and the respective accessories from Hungary to a chemical production facility in Ludwigshafen, Germany.
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Bamford appointed at Prince Rupert Port Authority
The Prince Rupert Port Authority (PRPA) has appointed Katherine Bamford as its vice president of business development.
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Allelys transports and installs Yankee drying cylinder in UK
UK-based heavy transport specialist Allelys has transported a Yankee drying cylinder from Ellesmere port to Shotton Mill in Flintshire, where it was installed.