Container lines still ordering more ships, despite falling spot rates
Liner operators and non-operating shipowners have continued to add to their already swollen orderbooks, despite ...
Owners of mid- to small-sized container vessels remain optimistic, despite the impact of trade wars and forecasts of a global deceleration in box volumes,
With an almost empty orderbook in the smaller containership sectors, owners are confident they can continue to achieve daily hire rate increases for extensions or new charters.
Speaking to Bloomberg radio today, Global Ship Lease (GSL) chief executive Ian Webber said that although trade wars and tariffs were “never good for business”, they could create opportunities for smaller ...
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Doug Thompson
July 11, 2020 at 12:53 amWe are wanting to Charter between 10 and 15 container vessels, for a one-year renewable term Charter. These vessels must be able to carry between 1000 and 5000 containers. Project commences on July 15th 2020. Area of travel will be from Vietnam 2 Southern California and Thailand to Southern California and Malaysia to Southern California please contact me as soon as possible so we can so we can get these vessels chartered. My contact information is USA 904-431-8512 or USA 904-343-8569