CP to release 3Q financial and operating results soon
CP will discuss its results with the financial community in a conference call on 18 October.
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CP will discuss its results with the financial community in a conference call on 18 October.
Wilhelmsen Ships Service and Klüber Lubrication enter an agreement with Wilhelmsen becoming a global partner for marine lubricants from Klüber Lubrication.
An estimated 120 million tpy is being shipped from Indonesia for the export market, and an increasing proportion of this is being sold on an index-linked basis as market participants seek to manage Indonesian coal price risk.
Weserport in Germany reports on the successful introduction of Konecranes’ mobile harbour crane in June this year.
At a recent roundtable session with two federal Ministers of Agriculture, Canadian Pacific Railway announced its plans to transport the Canadian grain crop to market.
This month, Genco Shipping and Trading Limited has completed its vessel acquisitions following the delivery of two capesize vessels and one ultramax vessel.
Testing of the fly ash boring samples has determined it to be of consistently higher quality than current-generation ash across a range of criteria.
The Belledune Port Authority (BPA) introduces a new Chair to the Board of Directors, who is also the first ever female to hold this position with the BPA.
A report by global shipping consultancy Drewry has predicted that charter rates will improve on present levels, as a result of moderate increases in vessel demand and low growth in vessel supply due to restrained new ordering and a thin orderbook.
This month, Mantsinen Group Ltd Oy (Mantinsen) is to set up a new assembly unit in Rauma (Finland) which will extend its production capacity.
Accumulating carryback typically on the underside of the return belt is by far the leading cause of excessive wear to conveyor components, build up on return idlers can take place.
The programme is being facilitated by Peel Ports’ teams in both the Port of Liverpool and King George V Dock in Glasgow and could see a combined throughput of 1 million t of animal feed imports each year.