Fenner Dunlop CEO to leave the company
Fenner Dunlop has said that its CEO is to step down for medical reasons.
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Fenner Dunlop has said that its CEO is to step down for medical reasons.
Freightliner has built European Standards compliant new box wagons from a significant proportion of recycled materials.
SCHADE is to supply to full-portal reclaimer to the coal stockyard at the GRES-1 power plant in Ekibastuz, Kazakhstan.
FreightCar America Inc. has appointed Ted Baun as Chief Commercial Officer of the company.
According to BIMCO President, Philippe Louis-Dreyfus the dry bulk market could become profitable again in 2019.
Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd announces the delivery of Corona Victory, an 88 000 DWT coal carrier at Imabari Shipbuilding Co’s Marugame Shipyard.
The average demolition for dry bulk carriers continued to fall on the back of high scrapping rates in 1Q16.
Scrapping rates in the dry bulk shipping sector tailed off in April and May in a rising Baltic Dry Index.
Arch Coal has given up its stake in the proposed Millennium Bulk Terminals in Washington to Lighthouse Resources.
Dertje Meijer is to leave her position as CEO of Port of Amsterdam.
Total throughput for the Port of Hamburg in 1Q16 was 2.5% lower compared to the previous year’s figures – with bulk cargo declining by 1.9%.
Terex and Konecranes call off their proposed merger but Konecranes agrees to buy Terex Materials Handling and Port Solutions business.