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M&A for Businesses that Provide Maritime Services – from Software to Hardware

February 12, 2026

You don’t have to own ships to enjoy some maritime M&A. Building upon our commitment to this important and accelerating topic, Marine Money Hamburg will feature another fascinating angle: Maritime Services M&A Overview.

Munich Re Backs Fred. Olsen Windcarrier

February 5, 2026

Maritime shipping discussions frequently feature one conundrum: How can shipping attract long-term or institutional capital? Companies: Munich Re Group, MEAG, Fred. Olsen Windcarrier ,

When Debt Backfires: Rethinking Financial Leverage

January 1, 2026

For decades, managers in shipping industry have been taught that debt can be a powerful tool to boost returns on equity (ROE). The logic is simple: if a shipping company can mitigate bankruptcy costs, the use of debt will consistently enhance profits for shareholders.

Kongsberg Approves Demerger of Maritime Division, Extending the Spin-Off Trend

January 29, 2026

Public shipping markets saw limited IPO activity in 2025, with the notable exception of Asyad Shipping on the Muscat Stock Exchange. Companies: Asyad Shipping, Muscat Stock Exchange, Euroseas, Toro Corp., Costamare, Kongsberg, Kongsberg Maritime ASA , Euronext Oslo Børs, Arctic Securities , Thommessen AS

Evercore Kicks off the 2026 Maritime M&A Party with 3 Deals in One Week!

February 12, 2026

Back in the olden days, when people still worked in offices and only stared at their phones when dialing a number, shipping M&A was different. Company: Evercore

Bruton Raises Another $50 Million For Two VLCC Acquisitions

February 5, 2026

Despite headwinds in raising equity in shipping, Tor Olav Trøim's Bruton Limited has repeatedly tapped shareholders for substantial capital in the VLCC pure-play venture. Companies: Andes Tankers II, Magni Partners, New Times Shipyard, Hapag-Lloyd , Clarksons Securities, Arctic Securities, DNB Carnegie, Fearnley Securities, Pareto Securities, Koch Shipping Drew Holdings

2025 In Review

January 1, 2026

Volatility is a defining trait of shipping, and year past year its presence in the markets comes hardly as a surprise.

CSSC Taps Capital Markets with Convertible Bonds

January 29, 2026

Shipowners continually assess a broad mix of debt and equity instruments to finance vessels and corporate growth. Hybrid securities—which blend characteristics of both—have historically been rare in shipping. Companies: Ocean Yield, Color Group, B. Dyson Securities, Scorpio Tankers , Eagle Bulk, Star Bulk, CSSC Shipping, China State Shipbuilding Corporation

Peter Georgiopoulos’ Big Start to 2026

February 5, 2026

Peter Georgiopoulos has had a busy couple of weeks with a flurry of strategic moves across his maritime platforms. Companies: Jefferies, General Purpose Acquisition Corp , United Overseas Trading, United Overseas Group, Norvic, Norvic Shipping Europe, Norvic Shipping Middle East, Norvic Shipping Ventures

MPC and Storm Capital Parter In $35 Million Shipping Investment Fund

February 5, 2026

As we discussed last week, alternative investment platforms, including those focused on maritime industries, have become increasingly debt and credit oriented, whether it be direct lending strategies/private credit or even leasing. Companies: MPC Capital, MPC Container Ships, Storm Capital Management, MPC Storm Maritime Opportunities, Klaveness, Portline, Uthalden, NRP Maritime Asset Management

Animal Spirits, Equity Issuance, and Vessel Ordering Return in 2025

January 1, 2026

2025 was the year geopolitics finally got under the skin of international ship finance and investment — but only a little.

CVC Capital Partners Buys into Private Credit, and Shipping Finance

January 29, 2026

Private equity is often revered as the investment vehicle that propelled many of Wall Street’s biggest names to scale and “mega-cap” status—mythical firms such as Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, and Carlyle. Companies: Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, Carlyle, CVC Capital Partners, Marathon Asset Management, CIT, First Citizens Bank, S&P Global, Preqin

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