Like climbers entering the death zone above 8,000 metres en route to the summit of Everest, VLCCs have entered their own peak ...

Dry bulk shipping has entered the final quarter of 2026 in considerably better shape than most owners expected, with industry leaders at last week’s Splash Singapore conference arguing that ...

Shipping’s cyber defences are getting smarter, but the biggest vulnerabilities remain stubbornly human. Maritime technology leaders tell SplashTech why fatigue, weak access discipline, blurred IT/OT ...

Singapore-listed Yangzijiang Maritime Development has built up a sizeable LR2 programme at China’s Jiangsu Haifeng ...

Danish product tanker giant Torm has been linked to another fleet disposal, with brokers reporting the sale of one of its ...

Rio Tinto’s owned-vessel sell-down appears to be extending beyond the newcastlemax fleet it cleared out this year, with a ...

Belgian tanker owner Transpetrol Maritime Services has offloaded its 2016-built aframax in a $73m deal with Turkish buyers.

South Africa’s cabinet has backed the separation of Transnet National Ports Authority from Transnet, moving the country’s national port landlord towards a standalone state-owned company. Under the ...

Japan has chalked up another maritime decarbonisation first, successfully completing a demonstration voyage of a coastal ...

Sister title Splash Ports today carries an exclusive interview with APM Terminals chief executive Keith Svendsen who argues ...

The paradox confronting modern chartering desks is becoming increasingly clear: the more data and technology everybody gets, ...

The Premier Alliance is preparing to send one of its Asia-Europe strings back through the Suez Canal this month, adding fresh ...