Friday, June 25, 1999 Maritime News

Defaulted Charters Seen Spreading To Tanker Market

Jun 25, 1999

Unpaid ship charter hire, an increasing problem in the depressed dry bulk shipping market over the last year, is reportedly spreading to the tanker markets.

Italian Shipping Group Bids For I.M. Skaugen

Jun 25, 1999

Navigazione Montanaria Spa has reportedly made a cash bid valuing I.M. Skaugen at $50 million.

Bank Repossesses Two Great Ocean Ships

Jun 25, 1999

Banque Indosuez of France has reportedly repossessed two of Shenzhen Great Ocean Shipping Co. Ltd.'s ships for failure to repay interest and principle on a $24 million loan.

Metro To Rationalize Cruise Business

Jun 25, 1999

With the sinking of its large cruise vessel, the Sun Vista, Metro Holdings Ltd. will reportedly realign its cruise business to focus on operations of two smaller vessels.

Jinhui Units Mulls Bulk Carrier Purchase

Jun 25, 1999

One of Jinhui Holdings Ltd.'s indirect subsidiaries is reportedly in negotiation with a third party regarding the acquisition of a bulk carrier.

U.S. Delays Decision On Oil Drilling In California Waters

Jun 25, 1999

The U.S. Interior Department's Minerals Management Service (MMS) will reportedly delay its decision on whether oil companies can drill for oil and natural gas off California's coast.

Oil Merger Regulators Bare Teeth On Upstream Fears

Jun 25, 1999

Fears of an emerging oligopoly in oil exploration and production have reportedly become the crunch issue as huge planned mergers go before competition authorities.

HBG Unit Wins Offshore Order

Jun 25, 1999

Hollandsche Beton Group (HBG) reportedly won a $14 million order from Hague-based Elf Petroland BV to design and build an unmanned offshore gas platform.

Evergreen Plans Expansion

Jun 25, 1999

Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corp reportedly plans to expand its global network and forge new alliances in some areas during this year. The company apparently plans

Panamanian Register Extends Lead

Jun 25, 1999

The percentage of ship owners choosing to register their vessels in Panama continues to rise, according to Lloyd's Register. The Panamanian-flagged fleet grew by eight percent to 98.

Kvaerner Govan Pact Reported Close

Jun 25, 1999

A deal to save the Kvaerner Govan shipyard in Glasgow is reportedly close to finalization, according to local newspaper reports. The rumored buyer is General Electric Co Plc .

Bunkering Shares Sold To Overseas Shipping Stevedoring

Jun 25, 1999

Romania's privatization agency, the State Ownership Fund (FPS), is reported to have sold its stake in bunkering company Navcom to Yemen's Overseas Shipping & Stevedoring Co.

Minoan Lines Subsidiary Orders Ferries

Jun 25, 1999

Minoan Lines subsidiary Minoan Flying Dolphins reportedly ordered three new high speed ferries from Australia's Austal Ships.

From VLCC Bridge To Beans Café

Jun 25, 1999

Joseph Hazelwood -- the man who was captain of the Exxon Valdez supertanker when it grounded against the Alaska coast has started his first month-long stint of

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