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VARD Snags $125m Shipbuilding Deal for Subsea Contruction Vessel

MarineLink 03 Apr 2025
VARD signed a contract with Taiwan's Dong Fang Offshore for the design and construction of one Offshore Subsea Construction Vessel, with option(s). The vessel is of VARD 3 39 design, and the value of the contract is $125m.
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The Energy Transition’s Global Shipping Challenge

The Maritime Executive 03 Apr 2025
The transition-driven demand for more maritime ton-miles means there will need to be a monumental expansion of the world’s merchant vessel fleet ... Merchant Vessels ... These market dynamics also influence the price/value of used vessels.
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Nation's shipbuilders ride crest of global success

People Daily 03 Apr 2025
Under the proposal, vessels owned by Chinese maritime ... Many of the industry's pioneers later started building high-end vessels that require greater technical skills, but also offer more added value.
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VesselsValue explores key trends of the Singaporean fleet

SAFETY4SEA 02 Apr 2025
Also noteworthy is NYK’s fleet of 39 vessels, valued at USD 4.5 Bn ... Eastern Pacific Shipping are in second place with 197 vessels, valued at USD 19.93 Bn, and Pacific International Lines rank third with 102 vessels, valued at USD 5.91 Bn.
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China ship sales collapse as industry sweats over US ports plan

Detroit news 02 Apr 2025
Shipping companies have all-but stopped buying dry bulk commodity carriers that were built in China as the industry waits to see if President Trump will press ahead with historic port charges on vessels constructed in the Asian country.
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What these new landing barges can tell us about China's plans to invade Taiwan

Beijing News 02 Apr 2025
Analysts have already pointed out that there is no obvious commercial role for such large vessels, so the most likely purpose is for landing armed forces during amphibious operations ... That would be of minimal value in a major invasion.
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What these new landing barges can tell us about China’s plans to invade Taiwan

The Conversation 02 Apr 2025
Analysts have already pointed out that there is no obvious commercial role for such large vessels, so the most likely purpose is for landing armed forces during amphibious operations ... That would be of minimal value in a major invasion.
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The Lost Gold Treasure of Flor de la Mar: A $2.6 Billion Shipwreck Yet to ...

Greek Reporter 02 Apr 2025
The 16th-century Portuguese vessel believed to be carrying a treasure worth $2.6 billion in today’s value, sank in 1511 off the coast of Sumatra, an island on Indonesia, during a storm.
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South Korea's Orderbook Tops $138 billion

MarineLink 01 Apr 2025
Container ships rank second with a market value of $35.6 billion, equating to a share of about 26% and 184 vessels on order ... Vehicle carriers rank fifth with a value of $929 mil and a total of eight vessels on order.
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LNG sector takes up more than half of the South Korean orderbook

SAFETY4SEA 01 Apr 2025
VesselsValue breaks down the South Korean orderbook by number of vessels and market value, highlighting the top five owners within the orderbook, the percentage of the fleet being ordered with ...
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The first domino? Capesize asset valuations point the way to market rebalancing

Splash24/7 01 Apr 2025
The analysis illustrates the overall gap between current fleet-level FMV valuations and DCF values across the four main dry bulk segments, where both metrics represent the combined valuations of all vessels within each segment.
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Japanese bulker tonnage appreciates in price significantly

Splash24/7 01 Apr 2025
Sales activity remains brisk in the dry bulk market, especially in the supramax sector, with a notable firming of values. Brokers are reporting increased Japanese- and Korean-built vessel sales candidates being circulated for sale.
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South Korea’s orderbook tops $138 billion with LNG sector sweeping 52%

Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide 01 Apr 2025
Using VesselsValue data, we break down the South Korean orderbook by ...
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Improving passage plans: Why transitioning to HMP is important for safe navigation

SAFETY4SEA 01 Apr 2025
Evidence obtained from voyage data recorders and vessel traffic services recordings shows that little has changed over the years ... The average value per incident is approximately US$1.74 million.
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A Radical Solution to the Challenges of Slow Steaming

The Maritime Executive 31 Mar 2025
Slowing down vessels may be the most ... While this principle has guided engine selection for newbuild vessels for decades, until recently it had little value for ship operators with existing vessels.

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