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QRC believes a new Australian Government report highlights the risk of “potential capacity losses from proposed changes to the maintenance schedule of Aurizon, the rail network operator of the Central Queensland Coal Network.”
Four SAMSON eco hoppers with ATEX certification are set to double throughput at the Port of Mombasa.
The expanded system of conveyor belts directly connects six storage areas in the port territory with berthing shiploaders, which ensures the continuity of col supply.
Enviva Partners has revealed that its Chesapeake terminal is once again in full operation.
Diana Shipping enters an agreement with BNP Paribas for a five-year loan facility worth up to US$75 million which will mean that 17 of the company’s vessels will be unencumbered.
Molybdenum production in the US is up in the first quarter of the year.
The US metals recycler benefited from a stronger bulk export market demand for ferrous scrap in its fiscal third quarter.
Goodbulk Ltd announces it is to postpone its proposed initial public offering of its common shares.
The ships will be built for Cargill by China State Shipbuilding Corp. and delivered throughout 2020.
Star Bulk Carriers Corp. has revealed the pricing of a secondary public offering of 5 million common shares.
The latest EU customs data shows that Russian thermal coal shipments to leading coal consuming countries in northwest Europe is on the up, rising 7% over a year.
The troubled rail firm believes controversial changes to its maintenance regime in Queensland will reduce the state’s coal haulage capacity by 20 million tpy in 2019.