Bears vs bulls in the automotive supply chain – until the wheels come off
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Car-carrier Höegh Autoliners has signed a five-year agreement with a “major” automative manufacturer, with sailings to commence in January.
Though Höegh was reticent to divulge specifics, the value of the deal with the unnamed shipper is understood to exceed $100m.
A trading update released the same day indicated that Höegh’s average gross freight rate had been $102.70 per cubic metre through November, a 1.2% increase over the Q3 average – indicating a strong possibility that a gross rate above $100/cu metre has ...
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