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Container manufacturer Singamas yesterday issued a profit warning to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
The Chinese firm blamed declining global demand for ocean freight transport and consolidation among its principal customers.
The company, the world’s second-largest box maker after CIMC, warned investors it would post a loss of US$25m for the first six months of this year. This compares with a a $10m profit at the same point last year, but that was followed by a $2.7m loss for full-year 2015.
Singamas also said it continued to be affected by the fall-out ...
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