MSC gets set to rocket to the top of the global terminal operator league table : Drewry
LONDON : The announcement on 4 March 2025 that CK Hutchison would be selling its 80% stake in Hutchison Ports Holding to a Blackrock-TiL consortium is set to rocket MSC to the top of
MSC signs contract with Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard of China with an order of 8 LNG dual-fuel containerships
GENEVA : Shipping Giant MSC has ordered up to eight 22,000 TEU liquefied natural gas (LNG) dual-fuel containerships in China. On February 21, 2025, Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard revealed it signed a contract for
MSC CEO Soren Toft meets Sarbananda Sonowal
NEW DELHI : Mr Soren Toft, CEO of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) met Union Minister of Ports, Shipping & Waterways Shri Sarbananda Sonowal in New Delhi recently. Both had a fruitful conversation on India’s
Piyush Goyal meets MSC CEO Soren Toft
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Commerce & Industry Shri Piyush Goyal had a productive meeting with Mr. Soren Toft, CEO of Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), and Mr. Deepak Tewari, MD, MSC Agency India.
Boluda opens the door for MSC to enter its tugboat subsidiary with a 49% stake
GENEVA : Boluda and MSC strengthen their alliance with a strategic merger in the tugboat business. The merger by absorption is expected to be finalized between April and May. The Boluda Group, led by Valencian
Maersk, MSC go head-to-head in hunt for shipping’s White Whale
Two of shipping’s biggest players are pursuing very different answers to the question that plagues the industry: How do you get a container to arrive on time? For decades, Aarhus Havn was solidly Maersk
MSC says it will keep avoiding Red Sea for now
GENEVA : Container liner MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. SA said it will continue to send its ships around Africa’s southern tip until further notice, a sign that any resumption to normal trade flows through the Red Sea is
MSC remains top in global container shipping market : Alphaliner
COURBEVOIE (FRANCE) : According to the latest data released by Alphaliner, as of January 14, there were 7,211 container ships in service worldwide, with a total capacity of 31.5604 million TEUs, equivalent to about