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Yemen: Attacks on a Greek-owned tanker and a merchant ship in the Red Sea

According to Reuters, the tanker is the Blue Lagoon I, operated by Greek shipping company Sea Trade Marine SA - No reports of casualties

Greek shipowners remain dominant – A snapshot of the Greek-owned commercial fleet

Over the past 10 years, there has been a clear upward trend in the size of the largest Greek fleet. What drives the intense activity in buying and selling ships and what do Petrofin’s data show

The port of Piraeus is back in 4th place in Europe

Among the top 15 container handling ports in Europe, from which a total of 72.5 million TEUs were handled

Why Athens and Piraeus are Climbing the Global Shipping Metropolis Rankings

Insights from the Xinhua-Baltic Index: Piraeus' Growing Influence in Global Shipping

Angeliki Frangou: Placed orders for the construction of four additional tankers worth $263.7 million

Navios now operates a fleet of 179 vessels, including newbuilds, consisting of 75 bulkers, 48 containerships, and 56 tankers

Cruise Industry as a Growth Pillar for Heraklion Port

The Grimaldi Group's plan following the acquisition of a 67% stake in the port for €80 million – In 2024, 270 cruise ships will arrive with 450,000 passengers, a number expected to exceed 500,000 in 2025

Xiradakis: Greek shipping has become an oligopolistic market

"It is understandable that an oligopolistic market offers increasing returns of scale to businesses, but we cannot overlook that abusive practices can be implemented against consumers," says Georgios Xiradakis

Shipping: The ship occupancy rate reached 100% for the Aegean islands

From the first of July to the 30th of the same month, the number of passengers passing through the Central Port of Piraeus reached 1,400,000

Greeks have placed 163 orders for shipbuilding in 2024

Most of them, i.e. 88 tankers, 53.9%.

Shipping: On which routes the cost of transporting vehicles is reduced by 25%

According to a decision of the Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, Christos Stylianides

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