Ziegler UK Undergoes Management Buyout Amidst Group Restructuring
Ziegler UK has undergone a management-led restructuring, according to official filings and industry sources
Ziegler UK has undergone a management-led restructuring, according to official filings and industry sources
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A new project will install electric ground support equipment charging infrastructure at LaGuardia Airport's Terminal B
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Anglo-Eastern Univan Group CEO Bjorn Hojgaard will speak at the inaugural Splash Singapore maritime summit in September
Iran's naval strategy has reportedly shifted from chokepoint control to targeted pressure on Emirati ports, including Jebel Ali
Nura Shipco Management, a new firm co-founded with Nura International Shipping, has officially launched in Singapore
A vessel anchored off the UAE coast near Fujairah was seized by unauthorized personnel and is heading towards Iranian waters
A two-day B2B Maritime Technical Networking Summit has commenced at the Grecotel La Riviera resort in Greece
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Davie Defense finalized a $3.5 billion contract to build five new Arctic Security Cutters for the U.S. Coast Guard
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Maersk boosts China-India shipping capacity to meet rising demand from India's industrial development and import needs
DNV indicates the IMO's carbon pricing mechanism for shipping decarbonization will likely fail without a funding component
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MSC has secured almost half of the container capacity on the North Europe-Mediterranean trade route
Greek owner Cape Shipping is expanding its fleet by ordering two newcastlemax bulk carriers from Dajin Heavy Industry
Hapag-Lloyd reported flat container volumes in Q1 2026, leading to a loss of market share against global growth
OOCL is appealing a substantial $45 million penalty from the US Federal Maritime Commission, citing unconstitutionality
CMA CGM is introducing a Peak Season Surcharge on all cargo from Taiwan to Canadian East and West Coast ports