Matt Coyne

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Oslo Correspondent at TradeWinds

Oslo correspondent at @tradewindsnews 🇳🇴. The shitposting will continue until morale improves. @ManhattanEdu alumnus.

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Wallenius Wilhelmsen pushes US on port fees

6 days ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Wallenius Wilhelmsen thinks car carriers are being singled out in the US port fees scheme and hopes it can get Washington to reverse course. Come October, non-US-built car carriers — which encompass the entire fleet save one vessel — are set to pay a $150 per ceu fee when arriving in US ports, a decision some players have called “arbitrary”.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen lobbies US on port fees

6 days ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Wallenius Wilhelmsen thinks car carriers are being singled out in the US port fees scheme and hopes it can get Washington to reverse course. Come October, non-US-built car carriers — which encompass the entire fleet save one vessel — are set to pay a $150 per ceu when arriving in US ports, a decision some have already derided as “arbitrary”.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen trims guidance on US tariffs and port fees

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Shifting US trade policy under President Donald Trump is taking a toll on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s confidence. The company is now expecting full-year results to be in-line with last year’s — down from a range of flat to 10% growth in 2024’s $1.9bn in Ebitda — as the Oslo-listed car carrier giant stares down the double-whammy of tariffs and port fees coming out of Washington.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen swells backlog with construction and mining equipment manufacturer

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has inked another contract amid the tumult in the car carrier sector. The Oslo-listed company said on Wednesday that it had signed a three-year contract with “one of the world’s leading construction and mining equipment manufacturers”, expected to generate $140m in revenue based on expected volumes.
Kjell Inge Rokke-backed Solstad Maritime heads to Oslo Bors with merger off the table for now

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Solstad Maritime is set to make its debut on the Oslo Stock Exchange next week, but there are no plans to merge it with Solstad Offshore. The chief executive of both companies, Lars Peder Solstad, said they would remain separate for the time being after the planned 16 May debut of Solstad Maritime under ticker symbol SOMA.
Celsius Shipping linked to product tanker exit in profitable deal with Greek owner

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

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Tanker rates tipped to rise alongside temperatures as Opec supercharges production

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

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Gaza aid ship attacked ‘attacked by drone’ in Mediterranean

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

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DOF Group inks two subsea workboat deals

1 week ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

Two DOF Group ships have found work in Brazil. The Norwegian offshore vessel owner said that the 106-loa Skandi Achiever (built 2008) and the 105-loa Skandi Salvador (built 2009) had been contracted for work this year. Both were fixed for subsea umbilicals, risers and flowlines (SURF) work, with the Skandi Achiever starting in early May and working through three campaigns during 2025.
US port fees could see Chinese owners retreat into shadow fleet

2 weeks ago | tradewindsnews.com | Matt Coyne

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