Skip to content
← All news

Topic

cosco

7 stories.

A cargo ship well out on the open ocean
Incident

COSCO Car Carrier Abandoned Off Costa Rica After Engine Room Fire

All twenty-two crew were rescued from a COSCO car carrier that caught fire in the engine room some 630 miles south of Costa Rica, recovered by a passing bulk carrier.

Read story
Offshore technicians preparing to climb a wind turbine
Vessel sales

Cadeler Orders Two More Wind Installation Vessels In 930 Million Dollar Deal

Cadeler has ordered two more T-class offshore wind installation vessels from COSCO Shipping Offshore for around 805 million euros, with delivery in 2030 and 2031.

Read story
A loaded bulk carrier at sea at dusk
Vessel sales

COSCO Approves Fifteen Newcastlemax Bulkers Worth 7.9 Billion Yuan

COSCO Shipping Development has approved an order for fifteen Newcastlemax bulk carriers of 210,000 tonnes capacity each, to be built at two Chinese shipyards for a total contract value of 7.92 billion yuan, around 1.1 billion dollars.

Read story
Bulk carrier loading alongside at a port
Industry

COSCO approves fifteen newcastlemax bulkers

COSCO Shipping Development has approved orders for 15 newcastlemax bulk carriers worth about $1.1bn, all leased within the group for 20 years.

Read story
Shipyard cranes at a busy harbor
Industry

COSCO advances $1.1 billion Tianjin shipbuilding base

The greenfield yard, featuring two VLCC-scale drydocks, will occupy nearly 146 hectares in the city's Lingang Economic Area.

Read story
Large bulk carrier at sea
Industry

COSCO orders four newcastlemax bulkers at Qingdao Beihai

COSCO Shipping Bulk has ordered four newcastlemax bulk carriers at a Chinese shipyard, with a leasing house and trading arm involved in the deal.

Read story
Bulk carrier at sea (illustration). Photo: Andrew Priest, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Vessel sales

COSCO orders 24 bulkers in $1.27bn leasing play

COSCO Shipping Development has ordered 24 dry bulk vessels worth RMB8.66bn ($1.27bn), deepening its leasing business with long-term charters back into the COSCO group.

Read story

Never miss a move

Maritime, in motion. In your inbox.

The vessel sales, incidents, and market moves worth knowing, sent as they happen.

We email a confirmation link first, and you can unsubscribe anytime. No spam.