Shipowners
Ukraine imposes sanctions against shipowners who steal Ukrainian grain
The sanctions package covers Russian shipowners, as well as captains of vessels that illegally exported Ukrainian grain.
Freight rates remain unchanged at the beginning of July
As of early July, trading activity is limited due to low grain supply.
Freight rates in the Black Sea remain unchanged
Weak demand and high competition among vessels are preventing fleet owners from revising rates.
The IMO discussed the problem of illegal registration of ships
The 112th session of the IMO Legal Committee was held in London.
Britain lifts sanctions on Turkish shipowner whose vessels operated in Russia
The British government has removed the Turkish company Active Shipping from the list of sanctioned companies.
Seafarers’ salaries are rising, study finds
Most shipowners raised wages in 2024, which contributed to a decrease in staff turnover.
Ukraine compensates shipowners for losses due to Russian attacks: details
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a budget for compensation to shipowners and charterers whose vessels were damaged due to attacks by the Russian Federation.
Analysts: Shipowners refuse to reduce freight rates ahead of holidays
This week, freight rates for grain transportation across Ukraine remain stable.
Ukrainian Interlegal helped a client minimize losses from the shelling of a ship by the Houthis
The law firm Interlegal told how it helped a shipowner whose vessel was attacked by the Houthis in the Gulf of Aden.
Spike Brokers: shipowners show reluctance to enter Ukrainian ports
The lack of free tonnage and regular shelling of the port infrastructure of Ukraine led to an increase in freight rates in various directions.
