
Container Shipping Lines Report Significant Q1 EBIT Decline to US$1.35 Billion in 2026
Container shipping lines saw their Q1 2026 EBIT fall significantly to US$1.35 billion, according to Sea-Intelligence data
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Container shipping lines saw their Q1 2026 EBIT fall significantly to US$1.35 billion, according to Sea-Intelligence data

Transnet Port Terminals has deployed 12 new Kalmar hybrid straddle carriers at its Port Elizabeth container terminal

X-Press Feeders has commenced a new weekly container service at Duferco Terminal Mediterraneo in Italy's Port of Giammoro
The EU Emissions Trading System for shipping is distorting maritime trade, potentially impacting offshore energy and military logistics.
Hong Kong's Yiulian Dockyard has reopened with a unique capability to repair laden vessels, enhancing its operational flexibility.
Wah Kwong Maritime Transport ordered two LR2 tankers from DSIC, with options for two more, to modernize its fleet.
Container lines are expanding into the premium out-of-gauge cargo market, seeing solid demand despite global disruptions

CMA CGM is introducing new Peak Season Surcharges on various routes from Asia to Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Maldives.
The Strait of Hormuz shipping crisis continues for nearly 100 days, with US-Iran tensions worsening and risks to shipping unchanged

London Gateway is evolving into a premier multimodal hub, utilizing advanced technology to boost port productivity.
Hafnia reports early operational improvements from its Complexio AI deployment, with faster response times in commercial and finance.
OmniAccess's NextGen Fusion 2.0 offers vessels multi-orbit satellite access via a single subscription and shared data.

The Greek merchant fleet increased its vessel count in March 2026, while overall gross tonnage decreased.

NorthStandard reported stronger financial results for the 2025/26 insurance year, expanding services for shipowners facing growing risks.
DEME's joint venture secured a contract for engineering and vessel charter for a Japanese offshore wind farm.
Jumbo orders methanol-ready heavy lift ships, and Sanmar introduces the world's first dual-fuel methanol tug

Crew unfamiliarity with a new bridge control system led to the grounding of the ferry Aratere in Picton

Zinus will deliver an autonomous DC charging tower for installation at Sydney's Barangaroo Wharf, its first Australian contract

Yiulian Dockyard Hong Kong upgraded facilities and workforce, now featuring digital twin pipe fabrication for enhanced ship repair.

Singapore has secured a three-year deal with Princess Cruises to serve as a multi-ship homeport, enhancing regional cruise tourism

Eleni Polychronopoulou of ERMA TECH GROUP was recognized by the IMO for advancing gender equality in maritime.

Port Tampa Bay and Cemex US have inaugurated an expanded aggregate terminal, boosting capacity for construction materials.

A fire was reported on a Ro/Pax ferry while it was docked at the Port of Naples.

Cobham Satcom has released the SAILOR 7200 GMDSS terminal, broadening choices for maritime safety compliance

Associated British Ports (ABP) has appointed a new Group Head of Property, signaling an internal corporate development.

Marcura Husbandry targets inefficiencies in vessel operating expenses, particularly for port call services, to optimize costs and operations
Dry bulk shipping faces significant climate-induced disruptions, with an 82% chance of an El Niño impacting trade patterns
China and the UK are committed to deepening economic cooperation and building a long-term strategic partnership.
A KPMG study positions Greece as a visionary leader in global shipping by 2026 amid industry transformation and investment.
Greek shipowners are significantly influencing the tanker S&P and newbuilding markets in 2026, driving up values and orderbook activity
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