India strengthens Global Maritime Partnerships with Hapag-Lloyd
MUMBAI : The Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India, marked a significant milestone in international maritime cooperation with the signing of two Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Hapag-Lloyd AG, Germany, at Trident, Nariman
Hapag-Lloyd and Government of India sign Letter of Intent on maritime cooperation
Hapag-Lloyd reflagging of up to four vessels under Indian flag Cooperation to support development of a sustainable ship recycling ecosystem Hapag-Lloyd to invest in infrastructure development at port of Vadhavan MUMBAI: Hapag-Lloyd and representatives
Iran attacks prompt Red Sea rethink as box shipping exits Strait of Hormuz
LONDON: A sudden security shock in the Middle East Gulf is forcing carriers into risk-driven reroutes and port standstills, once again testing the resilience of global shipping. LEADING container shipping carriers have halted vessel
Hapag-Lloyd suspends Strait of Hormuz Transits amid Security Closure
HAMBURG: Due to the conflict in the Middle East and the official closure of the Strait of Hormuz (SOH) by relevant authorities amid the evolving security situation in the region, Hapag-Lloyd is suspending all
Hapag-Lloyd and DSV expand decarbonization partnership with 18,000 tonnes CO₂e agreement
HAMBURG: Hapag-Lloyd and DSV have signed a two-year Ship Green framework agreement for the purchase of Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reductions. The reductions will be generated through the use of sustainable marine
Hapag-Lloyd/Zim takeover embeds Top 5 carriers’ preeminence: Drewry
LONDON: Hapag-Lloyd’s planned $4.2 billion takeover of Zim will help it stay relevant in an increasingly consolidated container shipping market. What are the implications of the Top 5’s share rising to 67% and other
Hapag-Lloyd’s acquisition of Zim an era defining moment
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd’s $4.2 billion deal to buy Zim is the beginning of the end of the container shipping’s age of consolidation as the top carriers vie for market share. More than 20 years
Hapag-Lloyd signs merger agreement with ZIM
Combined business would exceed a standing capacity of over 3 million TEU with more than 400 vessels and transport more than 18 million TEU p.a.Customers to benefit from a significantly strengthened networkSpecial State Share