Hapag-Lloyd acquires stake in the Spinelli Group
HAMBURG : The responsible antitrust authorities have approved Hapag-Lloyd’s acquisition of a minority stakenin the Spinelli Group, after signing took place in September 2022. With closing of thetransaction, Hapag-Lloyd has acquired 49 percent of
ONE and Hapag-Lloyd to suspend feeder operations ahead of Chinese New Year
HONG KONG : Shipping lines Ocean Network Express (ONE) and Hapag-Lloyd will suspend feeder services in the South of China until after Chinese New Year 2022. The suspension has been caused by the COVID-19 quarantine requirement for ship
Hapag-Lloyd reroutes European container service to JAXPORT
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd’s European-US container service made its inaugural visit to the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) over the weekend. The shipping line’s Atlantic Loop 3 (AL3) is calling JAXPORT’s TraPac Container Terminal at Dames
Winter Weather, US Port Labor are Wild Cards in Shipping -Hapag-Lloyd
The shipping industry may face unexpected risks from labor negotiations in western U.S. ports and winter weather in the northern hemisphere over the next few months, the head of German container firm Hapag-Lloyd said
Hapag-Lloyd’s profit skyrockets to US$6.7 billion in first nine months
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd‘s profit skyrockets to US$6.7 billion ,it has concluded the first nine months of 2021 with an EBITDA of US$8.2 billion, while the EBIT was also much higher than in the prior-year
Donya-Florence Amer to be Chief Information Officer at Hapag-Lloyd
HAMBURG : During its meeting the Supervisory Board of Hapag-Lloyd AG appointed Donya-Florence Amer to the Executive Board. On 1 February 2022, she will join the company as Chief Information Officer (CIO). Amer, 49,
Shipping Lines Could Be Sailing Towards Astonishing $200 Billion Profit This Year
With stock market-listed ocean carriers reporting even better-than-expected profits for the third quarter, their executive boards are being forced yet again to upgrade full-year earnings forecasts. A third of the way through the final
Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM ‘temporarily’ steering 2 services away from Savannah
Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM have announced two services are “temporarily” bypassing Savannah, Georgia. CMA CGM said that its Amerigo service, which connects the western Mediterranean to the U.S. East Coast, will “temporarily stop calling