BOTANY BAY

Type Date of Build FlagValue RegisterValue Port of Regestry
Patrol Vessel 1999-08-01 Australia
IMO Number Official Number Call Sign
9193111 VHA2333
Legnth Breadth Gross tonnage Net tonnage Deadweight tonnage
34.95 7.23 240 72 0

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BOTANY BAY Owner, Manager, Shipyard

Austal Ships Pty Ltd

<p>Austal Ships Pty Ltd, commonly referred to simply as Austal, is an Australian shipbuilder specializing in the design and construction of high-speed vessels, including ferries, naval ships, and offshore support

Australian Customs and Border Protection Service

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US Fires Hellfire Missile at Tanker

US Fires Hellfire Missile at Tanker

yesterday
The U.S. military fired a Hellfire missile at a tanker heading toward Iran on Tuesday as part of a blockade being imposed by President Donald Trump, who is pressing Tehran to negotiate a peace agreement on his terms.The U.S. military's Central Command posted a video showing the missile strike the tanker and said it targeted the Botswana-flagged M/T Lexie's engine room, disabling it."The ship's crew ignored repeated warnings, failing to comply with directions from U.S. forces multiple times over a 24-hour period," Central Command said in a statement."A U.S.
Firmus, SUBCO to Build Bernacchi-1 Subsea Fiber Option Connection

Firmus, SUBCO to Build Bernacchi-1 Subsea Fiber Option Connection

yesterday
Firmus and SUBCO announced a landmark agreement to build a new submarine fiber optic cable connecting Tasmania to mainland Australia, significantly expanding the state's digital capacity and supporting the next generation of AI infrastructure.  The new cable, to be named Bernacchi-1 in honor of pioneering Tasmanian-raised scientist and Antarctic explorer Louis Bernacchi, will connect Tasmania into SUBCO's SMAP cable system between Sydney and Melbourne.Underwritten by Firmus, this represents a major private-sector led investment in Tasmania's digital infrastructure, that will be for the benefit of all Tasmanians for generations to come.
C-Suite Interview: Hayato Suga, President & CEO, ClassNK

C-Suite Interview: Hayato Suga, President & CEO, ClassNK

yesterday
Classification societies have always occupied a unique position in maritime: technical arbiters, rule makers, certifiers, and, increasingly, strategic advisors helping shipowners navigate some of the most consequential decisions in shipping’s and shipbuilding’s history. As maritime grapples with decarbonization mandates, digital transformation, automation, and the growing influence of artificial intelligence, that role is becoming both broader and more complex.For ClassNK, one of the world’s largest and leading classification societies, the challenge is not simply keeping pace with industry change, but helping define how that change unfolds.
MSC Confirms Container Ship Hit by Projectiles in Iraqi Port

MSC Confirms Container Ship Hit by Projectiles in Iraqi Port

yesterday
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has confirmed that its container vessel MSC Sariska V was struck by two projectiles while departing the port of Umm Qasr in Iraq on June 1, though no crew members were injured.According to the company, the first projectile hit the vessel while a pilot was onboard during departure from the port, while a second struck the crew accommodation area shortly afterwards.MSC said all crew members were safe and unharmed and that the vessel and its cargo were secured following the incident.The local media reports indicated that Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) had claimed responsibility for the attack, describing it as a response to U.S.
SBM Offshore, Solstad to Build New Deepwater Installation Vessel

SBM Offshore, Solstad to Build New Deepwater Installation Vessel

yesterday
SBM Offshore and Solstad Offshore have formed a joint venture that has entered into a letter of intent with a shipyard for the construction of a multi-purpose deepwater installation and construction vessel, with delivery targeted in the first half of 2029.The vessel will be owned by a joint venture in which Solstad Offshore will hold a 50.1% stake and SBM Offshore 49.9%. Solstad Shipping will act as ship manager, while SBM Offshore will charter the vessel for its own projects. When not required for SBM Offshore projects, the vessel may be chartered to third parties.