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NewsHapag-Lloyd sceptical about 2025 due to geopolitical uncertainty
Container shipping group Hapag-Lloyd posted an improved revenue and EBITDA in 2024, although its group profit is down. Looking forward, it highlighted the impact that geopolitical uncertainty could have on its operations.
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NewsHendrik Veder Group and DSF sign merger
Hendrik Veder Group, a supplier of steel wire rope and synthetic rope products, and Dutch Steel Fabricators (DSF) have signed a merger following several years of collaboration.
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NewsEnercon Logistic purchases RBTS from Scheuerle
Germany-based renewable energy equipment manufacturer Enercon Logistic has purchased three rotor blade transport systems (RBTS) from TII Scheuerle.
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NewsBerard transports crane and installs bridge span
USA-based transport engineering specialist Berard has been busy delivering a portal crane near Seattle, Washington, and transporting and installing a bridge span in Providence County, Rhode Island.
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NewsESTA policy officer addresses industry challenges as he gets to work
Having joined the European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) as policy officer this month, Miguel Florez de la Colina has shared his thoughts on the most pressing issues facing the industry.
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NewsNTG snaps up DTK
Nordic Transport Group (NTG) has acquired 100 percent of the shares in Denmark-headquartered DTK.
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NewsOmega Morgan expands facilities and makes appointments
USA-headquartered heavy transport and rigging specialist Omega Morgan has expanded its facilities at its Dallas, Texas, and Portland, Oregon, sites whilst making a couple of appointments.
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NewsCosmatos ships refinery equipment on behalf of EKME
Greece-based Cosmatos Group has shipped refinery equipment from Thessaloniki port to Hellenic Energy’s facility in Eleusis, Greece, as part of logistical work for oil and gas firm EKME.
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NewsScheuerle builds modular K25 combination for August Alborn
Heavy-duty trailers manufacturer TII Scheuerle has delivered and built several K25 axle lines for August Alborn, a heavy goods haulier based in Germany.
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NewsZhenhua 37 enters service
China’s ZPMC said that its latest 30,000 dwt deck carrier has officially entered service.
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NewsEngineered Rigging appoints Thorsen
USA-based Engineered Rigging has appointed Dave Thorsen as technical sales specialist.
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NewsWebster named president and CEO at Barnhart Crane and Rigging
Barnhart Crane and Rigging has confirmed that David Webster has been named as president of the company, replacing Alan Barnhart, who held the role of president and ceo for more than 38 years.
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NewsCollett delivers stator to Gretna grid stability facility
UK-based Collett & Sons has delivered a stator from Heysham port in Lancashire, England, to the Gretna grid stability facility in Scotland.
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NewsBTE gets EU funding to advance WINdQUAY initiative
Buss Terminal Eemshaven (BTE) has received EU funding to increase heavy-duty quay capacity to cater to the growing demands of the offshore wind energy industry.
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NewsLongearth sets sail
Longship has confirmed that its newbuild general cargo vessel Longearth has set sail on its maiden voyage.
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NewsLaso transports generator on Madeira
Portugal’s Laso Transportes has transported a generator from the port of Funchal to Paúl da Serra, both on the island of Madeira.
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NewsMoU signed to develop Puyallup Tribal Terminal
Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) and the Puyallup Tribe have joined forces to expand the region’s shipping capacity through construction of a new berth on the East Blair Waterway.
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NewsQ3 Group and Autokrane Schares establish SQ3
Q3 Group, based in the Netherlands, and Germany-based Autokrane Schares have come together to establish a joint venture called SQ3 Group.
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NewsTGP steps up at large-scale hydrogen project
Trans Global Projects (TGP) has been awarded a major contract to provide end-to-end logistics services for a major hydrogen project in the Netherlands.