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By Mike Wackett
Orient Overseas International Ltd (OOIL) has published the first-quarter operational results for its container line OOCL.
The OOCL quarterly numbers are a traditional ‘first peek’ at the performance of the liner industry ahead of the release of carrier financial results several weeks later.
Volumes were up 7%, compared with Q1 2016, to 1.47m teu; revenues increased by 6.4% to $1.18bn, although the average rate per teu was down marginally.
OOCL recorded an impressive 29% uplift in its revenue between Asia and Europe on a ...
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