The IMO’s deep-freezing of the Net-Zero Framework has not dented banks’ commitment to decarbonisation in principle. But in practice there is little greenery visible

While the Sinokor-driven premium may fade if buying slows, underlying values should remain firm if earnings stay strong and compliance friction persists

It’s a great time to be an investor in crude tanker equities. Rates are booming. And yet, there is trepidation that crude tanker owners will issue new shares to buy assets at the peak of the cycle

A move by Danaos into LNG shipping will add more long-term charter cover, complementing the company’s containership leasing backlog

Robust charter earnings are discouraging most owners from selling but some tonnage providers are cashing in on firm asset values

Greek shipowners have dominated selling activity of late as they dispose of older tonnage as part of fleet renewal strategies

Fleet growth of over 9% in 2026 is expected to significantly outpace cargo demand growth, while further downside will come from Red Sea stabilisation

Norwegian club ranked best in International Group

‘Tap issue’ hikes proceeds from company’s Nordic bond

Simandou ramp-up seen boosting capesize demand and supporting dry bulk recovery

VLCC rates are well below 2025’s six-figure highs, but the market still has legs. Spot indexes have already recouped a portion of the losses suffered during the holiday period

New venture, Capital Axis Maritime, will initially manage fleet of 20 bulkers including seven new capesizes for delivery in 2027