Hapag-Lloyd: a 'pretty good first quarter' – but trend for 2025 'pretty uncertain'
As it presented its first-quarter financial results today, Hapag-Lloyd cautioned that any cargo surge following ...
Wan Hai has launched a second round of ship demolitions and plans to dispose of six feeder vessels.
Tenders will be called next month, more than half a year after the carrier sold ten other elderly feeder vessels to a Middle East cash buyer, who then booked them to be recycled in India in February.
A Wan Hai spokesperson told The Loadstar the next six disposals, each around 1,700 teu, comprise the 2000-built Wan Hai 231, two 2001-built units, Wan Hai 262 ...
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