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November 14, 2022

The British amphibious vessel HMS Albion (L14)

The British amphibious vessel HMS Albion (L14) visited Malta last week where it was berth at Boiler Wharf, Senglea. Facts & figures: 19,560 tonnes Displacement 176 metres Total length 18 knots + Total speed The visit coincided with the Remembrance Service that took place on Friday, at the Saluting Battery...

October 14, 2022

Agency News, Gollcher News

The Swedish vessel “Götheborg” in Malta

The Götheborg call to Malta is part of her East Asian expedition. The vessel arrived in Valletta’s Grand Harbour on the 14th of October and will be here until the 18th of October. During its time in Valletta it will be open for visitors, who...

October 11, 2022

Agency News, Industry News

Sea Cloud Spirit visits Malta

Following the recent visits of Sea Cloud and Sea Cloud II, we are delighted to welcome Sea Cloud Spirit in the Valletta Grand Harbour. This is a significant event being its inaugural visit to its country of registration, Malta. Built in 2021 Sea Cloud Spirit is...

September 29, 2022

Industry News

World Maritime day 2022 – ‘New technologies for greener shipping’

The theme for this year’s World Maritime day organized by the International Maritime Organization is 'New technologies for greener shipping'. The 29th September 2022 will serve as an opportunity for the maritime industry to present emerging technologies, innovations, research and development towards sustainable future for...

August 26, 2022

Agency News

The visit of the Italian Navy sail training ship Amerigo Vespucci

O.F. Gollcher & Sons Ltd. are proud to be serving as the shipping agent responsible for the Italian Navy Ship Amerigo Vespucci's visit in Malta. In the fast-moving maritime world, most ships have limited lifespans owing to seaborne stress, material decay and ongoing technical innovation. Naval...

The British amphibious vessel HMS Albion (L14)

The Swedish vessel “Götheborg” in Malta

Sea Cloud Spirit visits Malta

World Maritime day 2022 – ‘New technologies for greener shipping’

The visit of the Italian Navy sail training ship Amerigo Vespucci

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