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Mar 10
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Moby’s GIUSEPPE SA to be sold at auction

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Moby’s veteran GIUSEPPE SA, currently idle in the Italian port of Piombino, will soon be sold at an auction following a procedure just approved by the Court of Milan under which the Vincenzo Onorato-controlled group submitted a debt restructuring plan.

Tender price is EUR 1,560,474 and the sale will take place on March 31st.

Looking at the age (built 1975) the roro is likely to be sold to a ship recycler since last year a cash buyer offered more than EUR 2.1 million.

The vessel can transport 376 passengers and 103 trailers.

Sep 17
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Fincantieri and JSW Steel Join Forces To Build a New Shipyard in Piombino

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Earlier this week, JSW Steel presented a new investment plan for the steel plant based in the port of Piombino, where a new shipyard is also expected to be realized.

Fincantieri and JSW signed an agreement aimed at exploring the possibility to create a shipbuilding site for new ferries, offshore units and other maritime installations.

It’s unclear at the moment if and how this new shipyard would be related with the newly built Piombino Industrie Marittime which is indirectly participated by Fincantiei through San Giorgio del Porto.

The investment fund Creon Capital has also signed a Memorandum of Understanding with JSW Steel Italy Piombino, Piombino Logistics and GSI Lucchini Spa, aiming for the development of a sustainable energy industry in Italy. Together with local partners, the fund proposed to start working on an investment plan that should upscale the Tuscan region of Piombino into a cluster for hydrogen, renewable energy, LNG, and logistics.

Jun 11
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FERRY PORTS

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Onorato And ARS Altmann Ranked First For New Areas In The Port Of Piombino

Moby ARS New Terminal Auto Logistics (Manta Logistics), newly built joint venture between Onorato Armatori and the German shipping and logistics operator ARS Altmann, was ranked respectively first and second in two new areas set to be granted in the port of Piombino.

The project presented by Manta logistics last year was to create a new hub for the shipment of new vehicles and to build up a 300,000 m² terminal for storing cars on the north dock of the port.

Form this purpose Onorato had signed an agreement with Germany’s ARS Altmann AG, one of the leading service providers of automotive logistics in Europe, and the investment in Piombino will be around €17 million. Following the public tender, the deal between Manta Logistics and the local port authority will be formalized in the near future.