Fines for shipping lines for past collusion on rates set to be confirmed
The hefty $81m in fines imposed by the Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) on 23 ...
Orders for 46 new containerships have been reported this week.
Maritime Strategies International MD Dr Adam Kent noted at a recent industry conference that stricter environmental regulations and longer waiting times for newbuilding completions were pushing shipowners to place orders despite the economic uncertainties.
Dr Kent said that while it used to take two years for a newbuilding to be delivered, shipyards were now mostly full until 2028, meaning the waiting time had stretched to three ...
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