Good first quarter for Hapag Lloyd and ONE, 'but it's all downhill from here'
The year got off to a good start for liners Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express ...
Just as the liner shipping market seems to be pointing only one way – towards larger, more consolidated companies – Israel’s Zim Lines, bucks the trend.
Zim, one of the last small-to-medium-sized carriers that continues to operate outside the alliance system, today reported a third-quarter EBITDA of $17.1m.
Adjusted EBITDA was $10.5m, compared with a loss of $15.9m in the second quarter and EBITDA profit of $37.8m in the third quarter of 2015.
The carrier halved its net losses year-on-year, reporting a net loss of $376m compared ...
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