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This is your shipping calendar for November 2013

Find out what's happening in international shipping and offshore this year. Links to other months are located in the bar to the right, beneath the header "related articles."

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Events in Europe

Interim reports

  • 5. 3. Interim report Finnlines
  • 26. 3. Interim report Jason Shipping

General Assemblies

Conferences and seminars

Courses and misc.

Global events

Interim Reports

General Assemblies

Conferences and seminars

Courses and misc.

Events in Denmark

Interim reports

  • 5. 3. Interim report Torm
  • 13. 3. Interim report Mærsk
  • 13. 3. Interim report D/S Norden
  • 14. 3. Interim report J. Lauritzen
  • 20. 3. Interim report DFDS
  • 21. 3. Interim report Welltec
  • 26. 3. Interim report Erria
  • 28. 3. Interim report Nordic Shipholding A/S

General Assemblies

Conferences and seminars

Courses and misc.

  • 4. Copenhagen. Skibsteknisk Selskab: Teknisk Shipmanagement

  • 18. Copenhagen. Skibsteknisk Selskab: Maersk Line TripleE 18,000 TEU vessels

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SDK Freja anticipates steep earnings drop following record year

Foto: SDK Freja PR-foto

Logistics company SDK Freja, which delivered record financials with great advancement on top and bottom lines, takes a more gloomy view of the current fiscal year due to several ”external factors.” However, the growth target remains the same, CEO tells ShippingWatch.

LNG carriers concerned about increasing ship prices

Panel discussion at the Marine Money conference in New York. From left: Eduardo Maranhao (Golar LNG), Øystein Kalleklev (Flex LNG), Dain Detillier (Q-LNG Transport) og Mark Kremin (Seapeak). | Foto: David Butler

The price on new LNG vessels has soared vigorously, and for Flex LNG this has meant a withdrawal from the market for new ships. Such was the statement by Flex LNG’s chief exec at Marine Money in New York, where he also announced new long-term charter agreements.

Maersk ships delayed up to three weeks on US east coast

Foto: Jonas Walzberg/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

Bottlenecks at major container ports on the US east coast have entailed that Maersk vessels are affected by delays of up to three weeks. It’s a combination of congestion, many ships, and a lack of container space, Maersk says.

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Latest news

  1. Maersk ships delayed up to three weeks on US east coast
  2. Zeronorth makes board change – Uggla steps down
  3. Desmi founder on selling life's work: "A company of a certain age, you can't own forever"
  4. Draft and bottlenecks have become new barriers for grain exports out of Ukraine
  5. Major shipping players to collaborate on CO2 problem
  6. SDK Freja anticipates steep earnings drop following record year
  7. LNG carriers concerned about increasing ship prices
  8. Hunter Tankers sells entire fleet
  9. Cadeler wins order from Siemens Gamesa to install 60 offshore wind turbines
  10. Noble sells five rigs
  11. Shipping costs soar as Russian fallout upends fuel flows
  12. Authorities postpone deadline for assessment on Maersk Drilling merger
  13. Port workers strike for 24 hours at key German ports as warning to employers
  14. Celsius chair to invest more in LNG despite increasing ship prices: "It's the transition fuel we need"
  15. Product tanker upside down after extended downturn: "We're going to have fun for a number of years"
  16. DFDS to have new group head of the ferry division
  17. DFDS still under investigation by French competition authorities
  18. Green research center gets funding from A.P. Moller Foundation
  19. Central EU legislator rubberstamps new carbon quota requirements for shipping
  20. ICS appoints new chair in long awaited change of guard

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