K+N 'still number-one' in air and ocean – but it's not all good news
Kuehne + Nagel claimed to have retained its position as “number-one globally” for sea and ...
Japanese merged carrier Ocean Network Express (ONE) recorded a net loss of $586m in its first year of operation, however it said it expected to move into the black in its second year.
ONE, formed from the container businesses of K Line, MOL and NYK, was supposed to produce synergistic returns for its parents. Instead it has dragged down the P&L accounts of the trio, which announced annual results today.
NYK, which holds a 38% equity stake in ONE, posted a massive group loss of ¥44.5bn ($400m) for the year, prompting ...
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Gary Ferrulli
April 26, 2019 at 4:02 pmIf they can make a profit after the first year debacle, something was very wrong with their transition plans and execution.