News / Returning chartered ships makes a dent in Yang Ming results

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15/11/2019

Taiwanese container shipping line Yang Ming yesterday reported consolidated third-quarter revenues of NTD37.78bn (US$1.22bn) on the back of a 2% increase in volumes to 1.44m teu.

However, its operating result was hit “by its strategic decision to not exercise options with respect to certain formerly chartered ...

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