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Estonia's multipurpose workboat - ready for launching

Aug 19, 2026

After 30 months of design and construction, KRATT was officially christened on 12 August 2026 in Saaremaaa ahead of her autumn service entry.

ONE swaps Zealand ports

Aug 18, 2026

The Japanese container shipping line will, as of early October 2026, change the port of call at the Danish island within the Scandinavia Express (SCX) rotation - from Copenhagen to Kalundborg.

Baltic Hub grows by 27 hectares

Aug 07, 2026

The container terminal operator and the Port of Gdańsk have signed a 30-year lease for the 'Deepwater' area next to the T2 facility of the former.

WALLENIUS SOL acquires two vessels

Jul 31, 2026

Bothniaborg and Balticborg, previously sailing for Royal Wagenborg, will join the fleet of the Gothenburg-based shipping line.

Marine Alutech takes over the Port of Lappvik

Jul 30, 2026

By purchasing the remaining 50% from Nylunds Properties, the designer and manufacturer of aluminium and composite boats has become the sole owner of the seaport located in southwestern Finland.

GAT phase one - completed

Jul 28, 2026

Premium Quality Care, on behalf of Port of Gdańsk's stevedore, Port Gdański Eksploatacja, has erected a flat grain storage on the Szczecińskie Quay.

Baltic Iron enters service

Jul 20, 2026

Baltic Shipping Company’s newbuild, a sister ship of the also recently delivered Baltic Timber, has entered traffic, offering 185,400 ft³ of carrying capacity.

The Dutch specialist in cable logistics & recovery and related services for the offshore industry has signed a long-term agreement with Smålandshamnar for establishing a dedicated cable storage and offshore service yard in the latter's Port of Oskarshamn.

Marinus - ready to sail

Jul 13, 2026

Sirius Shipping's first in a series of two 15,000-tonne deadweight, 147 by 22 metres, Ice Class 1A, 17,500 m³ of carrying capacity tankers has been delivered by China Merchants Industry Yangzhou Dingheng Shipyard.

New Poland-Sweden ferry service sets sail

Jul 08, 2026

The first overnight departure on POLSCA Baltic Ferries' Gdańsk-Karlshamn crossing took place on 6 July 2026, when Copernicus (room for 160 passengers, 1,830 lane metres for cargo) left the Polish seaport for a 13-hour journey.

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