HMM confirms orders xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai 20 containerships

As reported in Lloyd’s List last week, xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai South Korean carrier will also order eight 14,000 teu vessels.

xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai ultra large containerships will be deployed on xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai Asia-Europe trade, while xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai 14,000 teu units will be utilised on xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai transpacific and US east coast trades.

“Considering the factors including the recent increase in new shipbuilding price and dock availability, HMM will start on selection of shipyards by sending out its request xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai proposal to shipbuilding companies on April 10,” HMM said in a statement.

Discussions would be held with prospective yards over options xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai low-sulphur propulsion units, with either scrubbers or LNG bunkering both being considered, HMM added.

“If the shipbuilding process proceeds smoothly followed by the selection of the shipbuilder, signing of a letter of intent and finalising its contract, all the new vessels will be sequentially delivered in the right time to prepare xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai the 2020 environmental regulations,” HMM said.

xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai order confirmation follows a shipping and shipbuilding restructuring plan announced by xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai government in Seoul. xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai plan includes orders of 200 newbuildings, including 60 boxships, by 2020 to be backed by state financial resources.

As part of xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai redevelopment plan, xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai order is set to go to one of xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai three major South Korean yard, Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering, Hyundai Heavy Industries and Samsung Heavy Industries.

“Through this new shipbuilding, HMM will be able to secure stronger fleet competitiveness with the benefit of economies of scale,” HMM said. “Furthermore, it will help HMM to form a stable basis xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai making profits in the intensely competitive market.”

xem truc tiep bong da keo nha cai was the only major carrier to not make a profit in 2017, reporting a .1bn loss despite rising volumes, as rival carriers began to benefit from the recovery in container shipping.

Source: Lloyd’s List