Last week's top stories on ShippingWatch

Trendsetting companies in sectors such as tanker presented financial reports, APM Terminals opened up about the future partnership with Maersk Line, and we got to know a shipping company which usually subscribes to a great degree of discretion. This week's top picks on ShippingWatch.
Photo: Göteborgs Hamn/PR
Photo: Göteborgs Hamn/PR

APM Terminals unveils its partnership with Maersk Line

How will APM Terminals prioritize its cooperation with Maersk Line in years to come? CEO Morten Engelstoft explained the matter to ShippingWatch in the Hague.

This is how APM Terminals and Maersk Line will join forces 

APM Terminals acquitted in Indian competition case

Visiting Infospectrum

This week, ShippingWatch paid a visit to a company which usually avoids public attention.

Inside the shipping community’s most discrete company
 

Photo: Mark Lennihan/AP/Polfoto/Arkiv
Photo: Mark Lennihan/AP/Polfoto/Arkiv

Photo credit: Hanjin Shipping.

Final farewell to Hanjin

Hanjin was declared bankrupt this Friday, thus marking the finalization of the largest bankruptcy in the history of the container sector. This week, Hyundai Merchant Marine bought up in Hanjin's terminals while the company was also granted state-funded financial aid.

Hanjin Shipping finally declared bankrupt 

Hyundai Merchant buys two of Hanjin's Asian terminals 

South Korea supports Hyundai Merchant with more than USD 600 million 

"We picked HMM up from the bus stop where the carrier had been left" 

Financial reporting season kicked off

This week also saw several financial reports from many big companies in sectors such as offshore and tanker.

Rickmers Maritime in new plea for support from bondholders 

Big impairments put immense pressure on Akastor in 2016

Diana Shipping doubles loss with container venture 

Viking Supply Ships lost USD 45 million in 2016 

Avance Gas will stay in its own lane 

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Minority shareholders' case against OW could drag on for years

Damen: Offshore crisis now hitting the yards 

 

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