ships

Samudera Shipping-chartered vessel sinks en route from Singapore to Pasir Gudang

Both vessels have been delivered in Q2, Nam Cheong says.

Nam Cheong sells two offshore support vessels for US$36.7 million

The halted journeys paint the first picture of how traffic is navigating through the energy artery, after Iran’s foreign minister declared it open. Their successful transits would have meant the highest crude flows from the gulf in a single day since the war started.

Greek, Indian tankers U-turn before Hormuz amid reopening doubt

There are currently 426 tankers hauling crude oil and clean fuels, plus 34 liquefied petroleum gas carriers and 19 liquefied natural gas vessels.

Shipowners eye Hormuz ceasefire window for 800 trapped vessels

Iran said “non-hostile vessels” may transit the Strait of Hormuz if they coordinate with Iranian authorities.

Iran tells UN: ‘non-hostile’ ships can transit Strait of Hormuz

The ship, Mayuree Naree, is a 30,000 deadweight-tonne bulk carrier.

Thai cargo ship hit near Strait of Hormuz, 20 crewmen rescued

All four units will be constructed in-house at the group's Miri Yard in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Nam Cheong secures US$64.5 million shipbuilding contract, its first in over a decade

The divestments represent an acceleration in Seatrium’s asset portfolio optimisation strategy, says the group.

Seatrium targets over S$50 million in savings through asset divestments

Shipping accounts for about 3% of global emissions, similar to all the aircraft in the sky.
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The ships moving global trade are going electric