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United Maritime underlines aim to diversify with additional offshore investment
Greece-based bulker owner lifts stake in energy construction vessel to 30%

Steamship Mutual feels squeeze from major casualties
‘Financial position remains exceptionally strong,’ SSM insists

Dorian voices confidence in VLGC market fundamentals
US-listed owner fourth-quarter and full-year earnings dip

Virgo Marine costs ruling could impact wider London arbitrations
Banks applying Washington-imposed restrictions extraterritorially despite blocking statute, argues Zaiwalla & Co

MPC Container Ships to benefit from intra-regional trade growth as it reports 1Q revenue decline
Oslo-listed containership tonnage provider reports a profit of $59.7m for the first three months of 2025, down from $76.5m year on year

Pyxis eyes opportunity amid ‘challenging’ 2025 conditions
US-listed owner said there will be a chance for ‘compelling’ deals in both its sectors

CMB.Tech nets $40.4m profit in first quarter
If the merger is approved, chief executive Alexander Saverys said his company would become one of the biggest dry bulk owners in the world and increase its fleet to more than 250 vessels

Shipping stocks bounce back after ‘Liberation Day’ tariff slump
In theory, stock prices take into account future expectations. If so, shipping share prices imply that investors believe trade war fallout will be less severe than previously feared

Safe Bulkers profits dip on softer market and volatility
US-listed owner of 49 bulkers snaps up its own stock under repurchase mandate

GSL shrugs off disruption to lift first-quarter results
Uncertainty and volatility can potentially lead to ‘outsized returns’ for right owner, says executive chairman George Youroukos

Hengli Heavy secures Shanghai listing as shipbuilding boom cools
Hengli Heavy has secured final approval for its backdoor listing despite a softening newbuilding market and rising global uncertainty

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
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