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Amasus Radio: 24 hours live from Delfzijl
September 3, 2026
On 17 September, the Amasus head office in Delfzijl will be dedicated to Amasus Radio for 24 hours. Broadcasting live from the studio, the continuous livestream will connect Amasus employees and business relations around the world. The broadcast features a varied programme of music, maritime topics and the latest news from across the organisation. Amasus […]
Sustainable and reliable transport during extremely low water levels
August 17, 2026
Persistently low water levels on Dutch rivers are putting pressure on the reliability of raw material supply. At Amasus, we use our logistical expertise and flexible fleet to ensure that construction materials can continue to be transported reliably and efficiently, even under challenging conditions. In cooperation with BNR Bouwstoffen, we transport natural stone from the […]
Three Successful Days for Amasus at Breakbulk Europe 2026
June 19, 2026
From 16 to 18 June, Amasus participated in Breakbulk Europe in Rotterdam, one of the leading international exhibitions for project cargo and breakbulk logistics. During this three-day event, professionals from around the world come together to share knowledge, discuss market developments and establish new business connections. With a strong representation of colleagues with diverse areas […]
New Triton successfully launched at Royal Bodewes
June 9, 2026
In the presence of a large number of guests and spectators, the new Triton of shipping company Tasman was successfully launched last Friday at the royal Bodewes shipyard in Foxhol. The launch marked an important milestone in the construction of the vessel, which had been under development since the summer of 2025. During the ceremony, […]
Amasus places second bound4blue eSAIL® on MV Fluvius Tavy
March 5, 2026
Amasus continues its trajectory with wind-assisted propulsion with a second installation of bound4blue’s eSAIL® technology. The latest retrofit has been completed aboard MV Fluvius Tavy at Astander Shipyard in Santander, Spain, where a 22-meter eSAIL® has been installed. This is the largest suction sail installation ever installed on a general cargo vessel. This milestone follows […]