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News / NOOs seeing more of their containerships idle thanks to overcapacity

Laid-up ships
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Non-operating owners (NOOs) are bearing the brunt of the overcapacity in liner shipping, now controlling nine out of ten laid-up ships, according to the latest update from Alphaliner.

As at 26 June, there were 202 vessels recorded as idle – inching up from 195 two weeks earlier – of ...

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