Hapag chief bullish on demand growth, 'thanks to higher schedule reliability'
Hapag Lloyd expects its above-average Q1 market growth to sustain in Q2, CEO Rolf Habben ...
After sliding back into the red in the first three months of the year, and predicting a “tough” second quarter, Hapag-Lloyd is bullish about the prospects of a recovery in the second half.
The German carrier loaded 2.9m teu in the first quarter, which is 48% ...
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Comment on this article
Ale Pasetti
May 15, 2018 at 2:02 amLike-for-like. How bad is that?
Peter
May 16, 2018 at 6:53 amAnd they deserve it, they decided to follow the low freight policy fm UASC instead keeping sustainable levels as they did as Hapag, here are the results, congratulations.