Clarkson shares plunge despite dividend hike Industrials It marks the 22nd consecutive year the FTSE 250 shipbroker has increased dividend payouts for its investors.
Net zero plan ‘long overdue’: UK shipping warns it’s falling behind on decarbonisation Transport and infrastructure The shipping industry is concerned the govenrment is mismatching priorities, with the aviation sector's bid to decarbonise mentioned in the King's Speech.
Harland & Wolff: Propping up Titanic shipbuilder posed ‘substantial risk taxpayer cash would be lost’ industrials The Belfast shipyard, which built the Titanic, is facing collapse after the new Labour government refused to guarantee a critical £200m loan.
ABP: Port operator slips back into the red as economic uncertainty dents finances July 3, 2024 Associated British Ports (ABP) slumped back into the red after "ongoing uncertainty" in the global economy took a toll on its finances.
James Latham: Red Sea attacks dent timber supplier’s profit June 27, 2024 Timber distributor James Latham has taken a hit to its profit as shipping attacks in the Red Sea sent the cost of containers flying.
Ferrari Group strikes gold as shipping bottlenecks give way to record sales June 20, 2024 Ferrari Group, which specialises in shipping jewelry and luxury goods across the globe, has reported the strongest sales in its 50 year history as ongoing efforts to expand its catchment area begin to pay off.
Major British port operator unveils plan for first ‘green shipping corridors’ in UK May 23, 2024 Peel Ports Group has announced plans to establish the UK's first green shipping corridors between Ireland.