Singamas looks to container leasing as box sales decline
Singamas, the world’s fourth-largest container manufacturer, is to target more revenue from leasing, rather than ...
“The third quarter continued to present the momentum we spoke of during our last earnings call. We also see persistent irregularities in demand patterns substantially resulting from port, labor and inventory challenges with our customers. The congestion at key inbound port locations has further challenged the desired smoothing of supply chains in preparation for the upcoming holiday season.”
–> JB Hunt CEO John Roberts, sourced from a conference call with analysts on Friday 15 October 2021 after the release of solid Q3 21 ...
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