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09 May 2011

ABS Wins Classification Award

At the 5th Annual International Maritime Awards, presented at ShipTek, ABS received Marine BizTV’s award of Best Classification Society. The occasion marks the second year the society received the award. “Service delivery is paramount to our classification society,” said ABS Regional Vice President, Middle East Region, Joe Brincat. “We have maintained our focus on providing additional technical and software services to enhance our class services. Receiving Marine BizTv’s award…

15 Nov 2009

ABS Named Best Regional Class Society

ABS Regional Vice President, Middle Eastern Region, ABS Europe Division, Joseph Brincat (center) accepts the Lloyd’s List Middle East & Indian Subcontinent Award for the Best Classification Society from Hamed Bin Lahej, Regional CEO Middle East/Africa, Drydocks World, Dubai during the awards ceremony held in Dubai. At right is Reg Athwal, founder of the RAW Group of Companies and the master of ceremonies for the event. (Photo courtesy ABS)

ABS was named Best Classification Society during the recent Lloyd’s List Middle East & Indian Subcontinent Awards held in Dubai. The award ceremony is one of six regional events hosted by the industry’s daily newspaper to benchmark excellence within the maritime industry. A panel of judges from a broad spectrum of industry selected ABS as the winner in the Classification Society category. The society has maintained a network of regional and port offices throughout the Middle East area for more than 30 years with regional administrative and operational headquarters in Dubai…

21 Jun 2001

Greek Bulk Operator To Merge Capesize, Panamax Fleets

Greek bulk shipping operator Ceres Hellenic said on Thursday it had agreed to merge its Capesize and Panamax fleets with those of Italy's Coeclerici, creating one of the world's largest bulk carrier fleets. The ships will be operated by a new joint venture between the two private companies, Coeclerici Ceres Bulk Carriers (CCBC), which brokers said would be among the top six players in the transport of coal, grain and iron ore. The two fleets have been working alongside each other for 18 months under a pooling alliance, Coeclerici Transport, in which Coeclerici handled commercial management and Ceres dealt with operations, said a Ceres spokesman.