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UKMTO reports an incident involving container ships and military forces in the Gulf of Oman

UKMTO reports a container ship hit by missile in Gulf of Oman. Incident involves military forces noted by maritime security sources.

Image courtesy Fratelli Cosulich Group

Fratelli Cosulich in Focus: Building the Fleet for a Multi-Fuel Future

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Leaders face first major tactical test near Land's End

Fleet faces major tactical test at Land's End in RORC Round Britain & Ireland Race, navigating TSS exclusion zones near Isles of Scilly.

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Sources say that Safe Harbor, owned by Blackstone, is close to a $1.5 billion deal with MarineMax.

Blackstone's Safe Harbor nears a $1.5B deal with MarineMax, expanding its marina network in a high-stakes acquisition.

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SMM 2026 Launches Energy Efficiency Hub

SBM Offshore's revenue has more than doubled, resulting in a new upward revision of its outlook

SBM Offshore doubles revenue, raising forecasts with strong sales and activity. New outlook: $7.6B in 2026 revenue and $1.9B EBITDA.

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Singapore's marine fuel prices are higher than other regional countries due to a tighter supply

Singapore's marine fuel prices spike due to reduced refinery production and limited sweet crude imports, surpassing $58 per ton this week.

Sources say that a dry bulk ship was struck near the Strait of Hormuz and its crew abandoned ship.

Dry bulk ship Minoan Pioneer struck near Strait of Hormuz; crew abandoned ship; one seafarer missing.

Singapore grants new LNG bunkering licences

Singapore expands LNG bunkering with 8 new licenses to boost capacity as a multi-fuel hub, effective September 2026.

Sources: Blackstone and Donerail are among the final bidders to buy yacht retailer MarineMax.

Blackstone and Donerail are final bidders for yacht retailer MarineMax as the company explores a sale. #YachtIndustry

U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Healy (WAGB-20) arrives at Pier 46 on Coast Guard Base Seattle, Oct. 26, 2025. (U.S. Coast Guard photo by Lieutenant Christopher Butters)

USCG Cutter Healy Returns to Homeport After Engineering Casualty

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Wärtsilä, Carnival Corporation Sign Lifecycle Agreement to Support Cruise Fleet Performance

UKMTO reports that a vessel is drifting off Oman following a projectile strike.

Vessel drifts off Oman after projectile strike; crew safe. Fire not extinguished. Tension rises in Strait of Hormuz with oil tank incidents.

CFM wins approval for jet engine durability boost

CFM International obtains approval for engine durability upgrade, doubling repair intervals for Boeing 737 MAX and Airbus A320neo jets.

First time in Brazil, container ship is refueled with ethanol

First-ever refueling of a Brazilian container ship with ethanol by CMA CGM, marking a significant step in maritime decarbonization.

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FOBAS Fuel Quality Report Identifies Challenges with ISO-Compliant Fuels

Research team at KIMM’s Heat Pump Research Center (Dr. Jinsub Kim pictured on the left)Dr. Jinsub Kim at KIMM operates the spray-based immersion cooling chamber.  Image Copyright KIMM

TECH FILE: Spray-Based Immersion Cooling to Boost Battery Safety

UKMTO reports that small boats approached a tanker near Aden in Yemen.

UKMTO: Tanker near Aden approached by skiffs, warning shots fired. Skiffs disengaged. Incident resolved without interruption.

Nature Integrated Routing for Whales & the Environment

Nature Integrated Routing for Whales & the Environment

UKMTO says crew abandon container ship near Oman after fire onboard

UKMTO reports crew abandon container ship near Oman due to a fire after military findings. Investigation ongoing.

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Kongsberg Maritime to Acquire Berg Propulsion

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Berg Propulsion Secures Six-Vessel Equipment Order

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Kongsberg Maritime, KOTUG Pen Extended Tug Thruster Deal

Oil tanker traffic in Hormuz is near a standstill due to attacks that strain Iran's truce

Oil tanker traffic in Hormuz halts due to US-Iran tensions, straining a fragile truce. Shipping risks climb amid increased vessel attacks.

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