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20190520-canals-suez

Maersk Bolsters Suez as Canal Competition Set to Heat Up

Maersk’s APM Terminals is set to expand operations at the Suez Canal Container Terminal. While the Suez Canal saw a 5.6% year over year increase in traffic in the 12 months to Apr. 30, transits by container-ships fell 0.8%. Activity through Suez has continued to outpace that through the ... Read more →

20190509-hapag-revenues

Hapag Lloyd’s Success Not All It Seems, But Still Solid

Hapag-Lloyd reported 1Q 2019 revenues that surged 16.9% higher year over year. That was largely down to a strengthening dollar, excluding which the container-line’s revenues rose by 8.6%. The increase was driven by a 2.4% increase in volumes including transpacific volumes that fell by 1.... Read more →

20190508-sing-ports-ma-penn

Port Ownership Shuffle Continues as Singaporean Money Arrives

The U.S. seaport sector continues to be roiled by financial restructuring, with two Singaporean investments made in the past few days. PSA International acquired a series of assets from Macquarie including Penn Terminals. The largest users of that asset include ICL, Seaboard Marine and Crowley... Read more →

20190503-chr-revenue

CH Robinson Moves Fewer Boxes, Delivers Better Margins

CH Robinson reported a 4.4% year over year drop in revenues in 1Q 2019, the first decline since 3Q 2016 and below analysts’ expectations. Reduced pricing in the trucking business, lower airfreight volumes and unchanged ocean freight volumes were the main reasons for the slowdown. Notably... Read more →

20190502-one-ports-all

ONE’S Terminal Restructuring Overdue But Still Necessary

A disagreement over port asset valuations is holding up the final structuring of Ocean Network Express (ONE), the jointly owned container-line of \K-Line, Mitsui-OSK and NYK Line. The U.S. port assets of the three companies – located in Oakland, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Jacksonville and ... Read more →

20190501-dsv-revenues

DSV’s Quest for Scale Pays Off, Slowdown May Lie Ahead

Freight forwarder DSV reported 1Q 2019 revenue growth of 8.7% year over year, driven by airfreight volume growth of 10.4% and seafreight which increased by 6.5%. The latter has been largely driven by shipping through the Americas, with U.S. seaborne imports having climbed 15.6% year over year.... Read more →

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