Horizon yard lands $8.7m order
US shipyard victorious in heated battle for a bite of government newbuilding deal.

Overseas Shipholding Group is aiming to take its March fundraising past the $450m mark after revealing plans for a huge notes issue.
Morten Arntzen’s OGS wants to sell $300m worth of notes to help pay back a loan, it tells investors Monday.
Citi Group, Morgan Stanley and HSBC are taking charge of the offering which comes less than two weeks after OSG pocketed $158m from an equity issue.
OSG’s debt stood at $1.8bn at the close of 2009, with $522m to pay on its newbuilding orderbook.
It had $525m in cash and investments at the end of last year when its liquidity stood at $1.6bn.
US shipyard victorious in heated battle for a bite of government newbuilding deal.
Ports handled 56.12m tonnes of cargo in the last five months, up more than 5%.
Taiwanese boxship player continues to forge ahead in 2010 after dire previous year.
Malaysian bulker and boxship owner in talks with banks after being unable to meet debt repayments.
Atlas ship refloats after hitting Horseback Shoal hard in St Lawrence, Canada.
Olympic Shipping rocks up at Norwegian yard with double order potentially worth over $120m.
Japanese owner reportedly extends LNG carrier depreciation period, boosting bottom line.
Brazilian miner could call for an international tender for a $1bn port near Strait of Malacca.