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BigLift’s CY Frontier Starts Maiden Voyage with Barge Cargo
BigLift Shipping’s CY Frontier has started its maiden voyage, carrying 12 barge hulls from China to Europe and two 450-tonne grillages from Mokpo to Cádiz.
Saipem Wins €800 Million Contracts in Ivory Coast and Italy
Saipem has secured contracts worth approximately €800 million for the Baleine Phase 3 offshore project in Ivory Coast and a new deoxygenation unit at Enilive’s Venice biorefinery.
Serica Energy Agrees to Acquire Pharos Energy for $194.5 Million
Serica Energy has agreed to acquire Pharos Energy for approximately $194.5 million, with the Pharos board withdrawing support for Ratio Petroleum’s competing offer.
UN Urges Gulf Nations to Evacuate 6,000 Seafarers
The United Nations has urged Gulf countries and maritime stakeholders to help evacuate about 6,000 seafarers stranded across the Strait of Hormuz and nearby waters.
45 Rescued, 17 Missing After Khoi Nguyen 18 Sinks
Search teams rescued 45 people after the Vietnamese cargo vessel Khoi Nguyen 18 sank near Fiery Cross Reef, while 17 people remained missing.
Saipem Secures €800 Million Contracts in Ivory Coast and Italy
Saipem has secured contracts worth approximately €800 million for Baleine Phase 3 offshore Ivory Coast and a new unit at Enilive’s Venice biorefinery.
HD Hyundai Subcontractor Dies in Gunsan Shipyard Accident
A subcontractor died in an equipment accident at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries’ Gunsan Shipyard. Authorities are investigating the incident, while panel factory assembly lines remain suspended.
Japan-U.S. AI Shipbuilding R&D Project Launches
Japan and the United States have launched joint R&D on AI shipbuilding robotics and a simulation platform, while discussing demonstration methods for shipyards in both countries.
Smulders Loads Bałtyk 2 and 3 Substation Jackets in Newcastle
Smulders has loaded two offshore substation jackets for the Bałtyk 2 and Bałtyk 3 wind projects onto barges at its Newcastle yard for transport to the Polish Baltic Sea.
