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NEWS ROUND-UPBUSINESS more news at www.heavyliftpfi.com NEWS IN BRIEF Bladt and Blue contract


Blue Water Shipping has been contracted by Bladt Industries to handle all of the company’s heavy load transports at its Lindo site in Denmark.


Genesee buys Pentalver APM Terminals has reached an agreement to sell UK based container-related services provider Pentalver to USA based railroad operator Genesee & Wyoming.


Fagioli stake for Simest Simest, part of the Italian CDP group, has acquired 9 percent of Fagioli Group’s subsidiary in North America.


New MIQ Houston office MIQ Logistics has opened a newly constructed global logistics facility in Houston, Texas. The 5,240 sq m facility features a warehouse, storage yard, bonded area and space for packing and crating operations.


Ship manager venture created


Feederlines to join forces in a new technical ship management venture that will represent four brands – Thorco Projects, Navigia, Feederlines and Peak. Thorco Shipping Holland is


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currently managing a fleet of 21 vessels and the new joint venture company will have a total of 65 vessels under management, said a statement. Thorco Shipping Holland’s 14 members of staff will join the 42 personnel from Feederlines’ and Navigia’s facilities in Groningen. In 2016 Feederlines was


horco Shipping Holland has reached an agreement with Navigia and


The technical management for six Abis vessels was awarded to


Navigia/Feederlines by Peak Norway.


separated from its former shareholder, Reederei Hartmann in Leer, and is now 100 percent owned by Jan van der Laan. Navigia is owned by Jan van Breden and Eric Bos and both companies have merged their management activities. According to Thorco, at the


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beginning of December 2016 – after the bank pulled financial


support for some of Abis Shipping’s vessels – the technical management for six Abis B-type 3,800 dwt open-top vessels was awarded to Navigia/Feederlines by the new owner, Peak Norway. Otto Torenbosch, managing


director of Thorco Shipping Holland, previously served as managing director of Abis Shipping from 2007 to 2010.


Subsea 7 makes SHL bid A


wholly-owned subsidiary of Subsea 7 has made an offer to acquire the 50


percent shareholding in Seaway Heavy Lifting (SHL), which is currently owned by its joint venture partner K&S Baltic Offshore (Cyprus). The propsed deal would


make SHL a wholly-owned subsidiary of Subsea 7. The terms of the offer, which


amounts to USD279 million on completion and deferred consideration of up to USD40 million to be paid by the end of the first quarter 2021 on the condition that certain performance targets are met, are binding on Subsea 7 until July 1, 2017. The considerations will be


funded from Subsea 7's cash resources.


Weiss-Röhlig venture dissolved Following the decision to


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will be phased out in 2017, with both companies expressing their desire to operate in the market under their respective brand names.


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ebrüder Weiss and Röhlig have confirmed that their joint venture Weiss-Röhlig


dissolve Weiss-Röhlig, all the companies’ joint offices will continue to operate and bear either the name Gebrüder Weiss or Röhlig, depending on which company is the owner of the respective operation.


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