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Seaborne iron ore could see medium-grade prices diverge into Q1 on buying curbs

This report is part of the S&P Global Energy Metals Trade Review series, where we dig through datasets and digest some of the key trends in iron ore, metallurgical coal, copper, alumina, cobalt, lithium, nickel and steel and scrap. We also explore what the next...
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A vote of confidence by shipping companies in Skaramangas Shipyards and DK Fotinakis: Repair activity resumes at the largest shipyard in the Eastern Mediterranean

A vote of confidence by shipping companies in Skaramangas Shipyards and DK Fotinakis: Repair activity resumes at the largest shipyard in the Eastern Mediterranean
Highly encouraging are the signs for both Skaramangas Shipyards and the broader effort to fully revive the country’s shipbuilding and ship repair industry, as reflected in the steady influx of vessels to the largest shipbuilding facility in the Eastern Mediterranean,...
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Korean shipbuilders win orders as early deliveries outpace China amid rate slump

Korean shipbuilders win orders as early deliveries outpace China amid rate slump
Korean shipbuilders are being credited with pulling ahead of Chinese rivals in the race for orders by stressing precise on-time delivery and fast shipbuilding capability. According to the shipbuilding industry on Feb. 3, HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore...
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Maersk delivered a strong 2025 with progress across the business

A.P. Moller – Maersk A/S (OMX: MAERSK-B) delivered a strong performance in all businesses in 2025 as volume growth, operational execution and proactive cost measures helped results reach the top-end of the financial guidance for the year. Executive Summary Ocean grew...
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Maritime shipping bunkered six times more bio-LNG in the Port of Rotterdam in 2025 compared to the previous year

Last year, maritime shipping bunkered 3,000 tonnes more fuel in Rotterdam than in 2024. In total, maritime shipping bunkered 9.8 million tonnes of fuel. For the first time, vessels bunkered more than 1 million m³ of LNG in Rotterdam, including a growing volume of...
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