Suez authority eyes swift return to canal, but it's 'safety first' for carriers
Container lines will not restart Suez Canal crossings until May at the earliest, believes Yang ...
“Every little helps” – this motto perfectly sums up the outcome of Yang Ming’s latest fundraising round.
Let’s set the record straight: this week was very important for the container shipping industry, because the Taiwanese carrier – one of the weakest links in the container supply chain, based on financial fundamentals – proved to be able to raise NT$6bn ($198m) in new equity capital, with reports suggesting the deal was oversubscribed after launching at NT$5bn ($165m).
Elsewhere, I was rather impressed by ...
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Suez authority eyes swift return to canal, but it's 'safety first' for carriers
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