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Cascading to continue as orderbook grows

With a record orderbook of 9.4 million TEU to be delivered over the coming years, the liner network will continue evolving, with larger ships entering intra-regional...

Top Asian Container Companies: Leaders driving global shipping

Top Asian container companies drive world trade Asia dominates the global container shipping industry, with several regional giants controlling a significant share of worldwide capacity....

Marie Maersk is latest casualty as cargo fires increase

Before the Marie Maersk there was the Maersk Frankfurt, the MSC Capetown III and the Wan Hai 503 since the beginning of June these...

ONE secures nearly US$400 million of JOLCO financing for newbuildings

ONE has obtained almost US$400 million of JOLCO (Japanese Operating Lease with Call Option) financing for four 13,700 TEU ammonia-ready ships on order at...

Update on incident aboard WAN HAI 503

Wan Hai Lines has issued an update on the container vessel WAN HAI 503, which experienced a fire earlier this month. The ship remains stable...

Asia Piracy: 2025 already surpasses previous years’ incident totals

Piracy and armed robbery at sea continue to be a pressing concern in Asia, and 2025 is shaping up to be a particularly worrying...

What’s behind Evergreen’s fleet investment?

Evergreen Marine Corporation is doubling down on its ambition to climb the ranks of global container shipping with a staggering US$5.75 billion investment in...

Could TS Lines challenge Asia Pacific feeder market with fleet expansion?

Taiwanese carrier's $375m Chinese shipyard deal positions company to disrupt regional shipping dominance. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); Taiwan's TS Lines...

Global Terminal Operators: A Deep Dive into Throughput Trends

In the dynamic landscape of global maritime logistics, terminal operators are the backbone of international trade, managing the intricate flow of containers across ports...

MSC establishes crewing office in Ningbo with eye on Chinese seafarers

MSC has opened a ship management office in the port city of Ningbo, aiming to hire around 2,000 Chinese seafarers. (adsbygoogle...

Zim merger rumours persist

Israeli carrier Zim Integrated Shipping Services is expected to raise its Q2 forecast for the full year, even as the market shows signs of...

Houthis seek to control Red Sea trade routes

Iran-backed militia establishes de facto authority over critical shipping corridor, challenging global maritime order. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || ).push({}); The Yemen-based...

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