Indonesian integrated logistics and transportation solutions provider  Asian Bulk Logistics (ABL) aims to significantly boost its fleet of vessels for the local coal mining sector.

Indonesian offshore supply vessel (OSV) company Wintermar Offshore Marine gave some indication of what it believes the prospects to be in the Indonesian offshore oil and gas (O&G) market in its most recent first quarter results briefing.

The future is in end-to-end management of dry bulk cargoes, especially coal, and Indonesian company Asian Bulk Logistics (ABL) is positioning itself to be ahead of the curve in terms of meeting the requirements of clients as a potential cabotage...

Jakarta-based shipowner and operator Asian Bulk Logistics (ABL) is looking at expanding its horizons beyond the Indonesian market to develop a global bulk shipping fleet, initially launching a programme to expand its network of operations in the...

Samudera Shipping Line saw recovery in its key container shipping business even as it appeared to leave its home Indonesian market to seek its fortunes on further shores.

As the container port industry in Asia develops rapidly, some of the opportunities may be in unexpected places and some port operators could benefit from a refocussing of their ambitions.

Following on the heels of a strong protest from the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) last week, European shipowners have also spoken out against a decree imposing a cabotage policy on certain commodities that Indonesia has adopted recently.

ICS has put in a robust response to an Indonesian ruling essentially putting in place a cabotage policy on certain specific dry bulk and vegetable oil cargoes.

Indonesia is forecasted to market at least 264 liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes this year, local reports said.

Samudera Shipping Line has disposed of another aging container vessel used in the domestic Indonesian trade for $1.28m.