Oman’s Asyad Group has priced an institutional share sale in its listed shipping subsidiary at OMR50.8m ($132m), reducing its ownership as part of a move to broaden the company’s shareholder base.

Wall Street’s increasingly divided outlook for the tanker supercycle has taken another twist, with investment bank Evercore ...

A researcher in Denmark who has developed a new system for tracking satellite navigation interference from space has a stark ...

Dubai-based ports giant DP World has signed a memorandum of understanding with Arctic Gateway Group and CentrePort Canada to ...

South Korean liner operator Korea Marine Transport Co (KMTC) has entered China’s shipbuilding market for the first time, ordering six 3,100 teu containerships at CSSC Huangpu Wenchong. The Seoul-based ...

The commercial case for nuclear-powered shipping remains highly uncertain, with new research suggesting the technology could become competitive by 2040, but only with dramatic reductions in reactor ...

Seven Japanese companies have joined forces to build four ammonia-fuelled car carriers and establish an integrated bunkering ...

Irene Rosberg, who runs the Blue MBA at Copenhagen Business School, returns to Splash today.  When business conditions become ...

Offshore drilling giant Noble Corporation has announced a batch of new rig deals, totalling around $560m. Noble’s two 2014-built 7th-generation drillships, the Noble BlackRhino and Noble BlackHawk, ...

The European Court of Justice has ruled that Romania’s decision to reserve compulsory port pilotage services for publicly ...

India’s Transworld Shipping Lines has secured shareholder approval for the $42.78m acquisition of two containerships from ...

Kenya has outlined an investment programme worth nearly $1.2bn covering a sweeping overhaul of port operations at Mombasa and ...