RCL reports 'another phenomenal profit', but operating costs are soaring too
Thai-based intra-Asia carrier Regional Container Lines (RCL) has posted a record $113m net profit for ...
Container shipping lines will have to shave another 2% off their costs “just to stand still”, as freight rates are predicted to continue declining through to 2019, delegates at last week’s TOC Container Supply Chain event in Rotterdam heard.
Jesper Praestengaard, chairman of feeder and shortsea operator Unifeeder, and a senior advisor at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), said BCG was currently forecasting a 1.6-2.6% per year decline over the next four years – the organisation’s research showed that rates had declined ...
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