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Yang Ming sees stormy weather for shipping lines

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A round-up of Taiwan’s container shipping industry, where two out of three lines decided at last week’s AGMs not to pay dividends to shareholders. Yang Ming says it expects business to rebound in 2015 – and hopes to raise freight rates in the next quarter. Evergreen saw a loss in the January-March quarter, while Wan Hai made a profit.

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