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SAL Heavy Lift to charter semi-submersibles

News10 Oct 2023

Hamburg-based SAL Heavy Lift and its partner Shanghai Salvage (China) have agreed a deal to long-term charter two new semi-submersible deck ...

Intermarine and Jumbo SAL Alliance expand South American operations

News12 Sep 2023

Houston-based Intermarine and sister company Jumbo-SA Heavy Lift-Alliance (JSA) are opening a new office in Santiago (Chile) as part of thei...

Large Liebherr bulk cranes arrive in Taranto

News10 Mar 2023

Two of four Liebherr LPS 800 cranes have arrived for Acciaierie d’Italia and the last two are slated for delivery in April...

Wärtsilä hybrid propulsion for SAL Heavy Lift newbuildings

News23 Dec 2022

The hybrid system will include a variable-speed Wärtsilä 32 main engine capable of operating with methanol fuel...

Eight Liebherr LS 800 E shipboard cranes for SAL

News14 Oct 2022

The Harren Group shipping company has ordered two units of the newly-developed electric crane for each of its four “Orca” newbuildings...

Jumbo-SAL Alliance has been confirmed

News17 Apr 2021

The proposed tie-up involving 30 heavy lift vessels from both companies’ fleets is now complete...

SAL acquires major stake in Intermarine

News5 Oct 2020

A new partnership will operate in trans-Atlantic trades and within the Americas...

SAL bridges the gap in Norway

News30 Jan 2019

SAL Heavy Lift has delivered 12 road bridge sections from China to Norway...

New SAL service

News26 Mar 2018

SAL Heavy Lift is introducing a new regular Africa service in response to the quickly developing oil and gas, refining and transport infrast...

Enter SAL Engineering

News4 Nov 2017

SAL Engineering GmbH has been set up as autonomous engineering house within the Harren & Partner Group and is thus a sister company to SAL H...

SAL reflags to Germany

News25 Sep 2017

The German heavy lift specialist is returning six vessels to the German flag...

Breakbulk’s improving fortunes

News1 Aug 2017

The past six months have seen something of a turnaround in the breakbulk market, driven by improved prospects in the multipurpose and heavy ...

Harren, SAL update

News26 Jul 2017

Confirming our report in June, Harren & Partner has now completed its purchase of Germany's SAL Heavy Lift from K Line...

Harren Gruppe to buy SAL

News10 Jun 2017

Further consolidation is set to take place in the German heavy lift shipping sector...

SAL breaks a record

News1 Jul 2016

SAL Heavy Lift claims its vessel the mv lone has entered the record books by achieving a 20-day transit between Batam in Indonesia and the F...

SAL Heavy Lift to charter semi-submersibles

Intermarine and Jumbo SAL Alliance expand South American operations

Large Liebherr bulk cranes arrive in Taranto

Wärtsilä hybrid propulsion for SAL Heavy Lift newbuildings

Eight Liebherr LS 800 E shipboard cranes for SAL

Jumbo-SAL Alliance has been confirmed

SAL acquires major stake in Intermarine

SAL bridges the gap in Norway

New SAL service

Enter SAL Engineering

SAL reflags to Germany

Breakbulk’s improving fortunes

Harren, SAL update

Harren Gruppe to buy SAL

SAL breaks a record

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Texas ship channels receive historic funding approval

Reefer monitoring on barges

Peruvian bounce

Hapag-Lloyd signs contract for 24 newbuildings

Over 76% of Maersk’s European customers face supply chain disruptions

SAL Heavy Lift to charter semi-submersibles

Intermarine and Jumbo SAL Alliance expand South American operations

Large Liebherr bulk cranes arrive in Taranto

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Texas ship channels receive historic funding approval

Reefer monitoring on barges

Peruvian bounce

Hapag-Lloyd signs contract for 24 newbuildings

Over 76% of Maersk’s European customers face supply chain disruptions

Montreal strike leads MEA to suspend salary guarantee

Valencia resumes operations in aftermath of deadly flooding in Eastern Spain

Heavy transport vessel runs aground off Taiwan

ILWU Canada announces new strike

Ships divert as indefinite strike shuts down Montreal’s Termont terminals