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Strategic slowdown across businesses as uncertainty stalks Singapore Maritime Week
Geopolitical turbulence is holding up investment decisions and forcing companies to slow down strategic shifts, but leadership responsibilities remain, argued executives at the Lloyd’s List Outlook Forum held during Singapore Maritime Week

Yangzijiang closes deal to acquire stake in Tsuneishi Zhoushan
Yard secures strategic stake in Tsuneishi’s shipbuilding unit, enhancing its market position

Tufton Investment Management sees MBO
Tufton Assets and Stainless Tankers unaffected by transaction

Crowley appoints mining executive Jenny Fuss as CFO
Prior to joining Crowley, Fuss was the finance chief at global mining services and equipment company Boart Longyear

Can green ship finance deliver in 2025?
Lloyd’s List senior reporter Declan Bush asks what’s next for green ship finance amid an ESG backlash, a second Trump presidency and big questions over technology and regulation

Fincantieri back in black with 2024 results
Revenue increased 6% in 2024 as the Trieste-based company acquired a record level of orders, more than doubling its 2023 intake

Cosco Shipping doubles profit
The company reported a 6.1% rise in total container throughput for its port operations in 2024, reaching 144m teu, while revenue grew 4% to CNY10.8bn.

Bluepool poised to grow to 19 bulkers
Pool prides itself on ‘market-beating’ returns and drawing a diverse range of participants

CDB Leasing finances Golar FLNG unit via sale and leaseback
The vessel completed its conversion in 2023 and started operations this year, with BP as charterer

US port fee plan open to legal challenge
Shipowners or shippers of any nationality have right to seek injunction against proposals, say lawyers

Ship finance is also struggling to go green
Shipping financiers are facing challenges with decarbonisation alongside the rest of the industry, with problems including the high cost of newbuildings, uncertain tech and regulation

Euroseas completes spin-off amid strong boxship demand
Euroseas unveils lucrative new three-year charter for 18-year-old intermediate vessel
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