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Smooth sailing The team in Singapore successfully loaded a new pilot boat this week, destined for Bangladesh. Under the guidance of our port captain, the stevedoors loaded the boat correctly and ensured that it fit precisely into the hold of...

Mining equipment for Brasil The team in china assisted with the loading of a shipment of stacker components destined for the largest iron ore mine project in the world. The cargoes were delivered and loaded under the guidance of our...

Rollling on! Despite challenges in the global supply chain, the teams in China and Europe started the first loads for two new projects in Europe. The shipments were collected from the various workshops and loaded onto RORO vessels destined to...

Transforming HS2 Rail Project! Team UK completed the transports and importation of two heavy transformers from Italy to the United Kingdom and are now in the process of the delivery to foundation at the prestigious HS2 project. Although the transport...

Sunrise in Cyprus The team in the UK assisted our customer, active in the design and maintenance of critical power systems for the public and private sector, with the logistics to build an emergency energy hub that supplies electricity for...

Lunar Challenges! The past week, during the Lunar New Year holiday, team China went above and beyond to load the first shipment for a new vegetable oil refinery in the interior of Brasil! The equipment was loaded in various workshops...

Transformers for Sarawak Team Thailand assisted our client with the movement of two unit transformers from Thailand to Sarawak in Malaysia last week. The units were delivered to our partner’s yard, safely loaded on a flatrack, secured and moved to...

Wishing all a healthy, lucky and happy Lunar New Year! On behalf of the whole team at Central Oceans, we want to wish you good health, good luck and much happiness throughout the year! Few people will be sorry to...

Reels in Malaysia The team loaded three units offshore reel this week in Malaysia. After planning the lifts in the weeks before, including the lift of the heaviest unit of 335 MT, our Port Captain and the selected carrier executed...

Floating Off in Hong Kong As reported last week, please also find our video that gives a better insight into the operations.