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247 Greek-Owned Shipping Companies And Their 1,976 Vessels Honored For Rescuing Ships In Distress

247 greek-owned shipping companies and their 1,976 vessels honored for their participation in the AMVER program

DNV Recognizes First Verified SEEMP III Vessel

Classification society DNV presented Arcadia Shipmanagement Co Ltd. with a certificate recognizing their vessel Aegean Myth…

DNV recognizes Arcadia Shipmanagement's Aegean Myth as the first verified SEEMP III vessel

Classification society DNV presented Arcadia Shipmanagement Co Ltd. with a certificate recognizing their vessel Aegean Myth as the first vessel globally to have a SEEMP III manual. The Ship Operational Carbon Intensity Plan or SEEMP Part III, is part of IMO’s strategy to reduce shipping’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and a verified SEEMP Part III ...

Top Greek industrial steel owner of Halyvourgiki passes away, aged 76

Greek industrialist Constantinos Angelopoulos passed away in Athens on Monday, aged 76. He had suffered in the last few years of his life as a rare form of arthritis which he had been diagnosed with from a young age had gradually impaired his mobility. Angelopoulos was a son of Halyvourgiki founder Panagiotis Angelopoulos, which was Greece’s first steel foundry and works. After completing ASOEE, the current Athens University of Economics and Business, he continued his studies in Switzerland before getting involved with the family business. He also ventured into the shipping industry, and was the managing director of Arcadia Shipmanagement Co Ltd, which he ran with his sons Panagiotis and Giorgos.

Greek industrialist and shipowner Constantino Angelopoulos dies in Athens on Monday

Greek industrialist and shipowner Constantino Angelopoulos dies in Athens on Monday Search for: Greek industrialist and shipowner Constantino Angelopoulos died in Athens on Monday aged 76. From a young age, Angelopoulos suffered from a rare form of arthritis that increasingly impaired his mobility to the point that he had been hospitalised in a private clinic for the last few months of his life. Constantino Angelopoulos was a son of the late Greek industrialist Panagiotis Angelopoulos, founder of ‘Chalivourgiki’, Greece’s first steel foundry and works, and brother of shipping magnate, Theodoros Angelopoulos. The company, Chalivourgiki, was closely associated with the course of the country’s economy and the construction of major infrastructural works in the 1950s.