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Rob Willmington

Markets Editor

London

Rob has two decades of experience in maritime data, research & analysis and feature writing. He has contributed to numerous B2B maritime publications including Fairplay, Fairplay Solutions, Safety at Sea, JOC and Containerisation International. In addition, he has been involved in various research projects including the IHS Markit multiclient study: ‘What bunker fuel for the high seas?'.

Rob has a particular interest in global shipbuilding, ship design and technology and vessel supply matters in the container, cruise/ferry, dry cargo, ro-ro, vehicle carrier and tanker vessel sectors.

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Containership charter rates get a lift from improving market sentiment

CMA CGM secured several ships of between 750 teu and 1,800 teu while Unifeeder has also been active in the charter market of late

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The week in newbuildings: Chinese shipbuilders win lion’s share of orders

Chinese shipyards won the majority of orders with French, Indian and Japanese shipbuilders also picking up newbuilding contracts in the past week

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Shipbuilding: supercycle set to continue while US and EU talk up shipbuilding strategies

The argument for expanding shipbuilding and marine equipment production in the West is gathering pace, while high demand for new ships across most sectors will continue, despite a recent slowdown in orders

Tankers and Gas Mid-Year outlook

CMA CGM posts strong first quarter as it adapts to more complex market environment

CMA CGM Group chief Rodolphe Saadé said the company would control costs and strengthen its positions in growth markets, as the outlook for the rest of the year remained uncertain

Containers Finance

Klaveness Combination Carriers keeps faith in hydrid commodities carrier model

Combination carriers solve large efficiency problems in the trades they are employed by limiting ballast voyages

Sustainability Dry Bulk

Seafarers still paying the price for disjointed approach to crew criminalisation

InterManager secretary-general Kuba Szymanski believes the maritime industry has a lot to learn from civil aviation when it comes to dealing with incidents

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