Latest maritime fleet updates and reports
gCaptain
The global liner shipping industry's investment in dual-fuel vessels is rapidly growing, with over 1,200 containerships and vehicle carriers either delivered or on order, as reported by gCaptain. This significant $180 billion push highlights the industry's commitment to alternative-fueled ships.
Splash247
Singapore's Thong Yong Group has commissioned two offshore supply vessels from Jianglong Shipbuilding in China, with a deal valued at approximately $18.4 million, according to Splash247. The vessels, adhering to ABS standards, are scheduled for delivery in September and December 2027.
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Nura Shipco Management has officially commenced operations in Singapore under the leadership of Aga Nagarajan, a former executive at Fleet Management, as reported by Splash247. The company, established in January 2026 in collaboration with Nura International Shipping, aims to provide a quality-focused ship management platform.
Offshore Energy
Taihan Cable & Solution, a South Korean company, has purchased a cable laying vessel built in 2016 from DOF, as reported by Offshore Energy. This acquisition marks a strategic move in enhancing Taihan's maritime capabilities.
Splash247
Teekay Tankers, listed in the US, is set to expand its fleet by acquiring two Korean-built suezmax resale newbuildings for $190 million, with deliveries expected in 2027, as reported by Splash247. The purchase is part of the company's strategy to modernize its mid-sized crude carrier fleet.
gCaptain
Davie Defense has finalized a $3.5 billion contract with the U.S. Coast Guard to construct five new Arctic Security Cutters, marking a significant advancement in the Coast Guard's Arctic fleet expansion, as reported by gCaptain.
Splash247
Danish product tanker owner Torm is set to expand its fleet by acquiring six MR tanker resales, with deliveries scheduled between 2027 and 2028, as reported by Splash247. The Copenhagen- and New York-listed company continues its growth strategy through a combination of resale and secondhand vessel acquisitions.
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BW LNG has been identified as the buyer of two new large LNG carriers ordered at HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries, as reported by Splash247. These 174,000 cu m vessels are scheduled for delivery in the second half of the year, according to market sources.
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Greek shipowner Thenamaris has reportedly ordered four MR2 product tankers from HD Hyundai Mipo in South Korea, as reported by Splash247. The vessels, led by Nikolas Martinos, are scrubber-fitted and have a capacity of 50,000 dwt, with deliveries expected through 2028.
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Greek owner Cape Shipping has placed an order for two newcastlemax bulk carriers at China’s Dajin Heavy Industry, marking its return to the dry bulk newbuilding market after more than 15 years, reports Splash247. The vessels, controlled by the Adrianopoulos family, will each have a capacity of 211,000 dwt.
