Logistic

South Korean maritime cybersecurity specialist CYTUR has obtained Approval in Principle (AiP) from Lloyd’s Register for the digital twin readiness of its vessel cybersecurity platform.  The approval covers CYTUR-MG (CYTUR Maritime Guard), the company’s integrated cyber resilience management system designed for both commercial and naval vessels.  The milestone comes as new International Association of Classification Societies (IACS) regulations,...

Oman’s Asyad Shipping is reinforcing its expansion strategy in the dry bulk sector with a new acquisition aimed at increasing...

New York-listed shipping giant Navios Maritime Partners has officially confirmed its return to the VLCC newbuilding market, unveiling a large-scale tanker programme that could eventually grow to eight vessels.  The company, led by Angeliki Frangou, announced that it has agreed to acquire four scrubber-fitted VLCC newbuildings from an unrelated third party in a deal valued at approximately $482m. Deliveries are scheduled for the second half of 2028.  Importantly, all four vessels have already secured employment before delivery....

Russian security services say a potentially serious maritime security incident was narrowly avoided after divers discovered magnetic explosive devices attached...

Morgan Stanley believes the global shipping industry could be entering a prolonged period of vessel undersupply as Asia’s energy security...

G2 Ocean is moving forward with a major fleet renewal programme after confirming the addition of six new open hatch...

Logistic IATA data from 2025 globally shows there were almost 38,000 loading errors across ground operations and more than 29,000...

Matson Logistics sees further shift from air to ocean as shippers respond to rising costs and changing market dynamics, the...

Reach Subsea has secured a long-term contract in the Black Sea after converting a previously announced letter of intent into a firm agreement covering inspection, maintenance and repair (IMR) as well as light construction services in the region.  The Oslo-listed subsea services company said the deal is initially set for two years, with an option to extend it by an additional year. It also establishes a strategic partnership with an undisclosed regional offshore...

Konecranes has introduced two new technology developments designed to strengthen automation and improve operational reliability across container terminals, with a clear focus on safety, efficiency and digitalisation.  The Finnish cargo handling specialist is now offering fully automated gantry long-travel operations for mixed-traffic container yards. The solution applies to both newly built automated rubber-tyred gantry cranes (A-RTGs) and as a retrofit option for existing fleets.  Built on the company’s A-RTG 2.0 concept,...