Wan Hai Lines newbuilding ‘WAN HAI A01’ made her Maiden Voyage to Qingdao Port
TAIPEI : Wan Hai Lines has taken delivery of the first 13,200 TEU containership from South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI). As informed, the delivery ceremony took place at HHI’s Ulsan yard. After
Wan Hai A09-a 13,100 TEU container ship named by Wan Hai Lines
TAIPEI : Wan Hai Lines held a ship naming ceremony for Wan Hai A09 accompanied by a charity donation on 14 February at Samsung Heavy Industries Geoje shipyard. In particular, Wan Hai A09 is
Four Asian shipping lines are reporting steep revenue declines
SINGAPORE : New operating results from four Asian shipping lines were released Friday, pointing to steep performance declines in the fourth quarter and ongoing market erosion in the first month of this year. Orient
Wan Hai embarks on $200m on secondhand boxship spend as profits surge
TAIWAN : Wan Hai is wasting no time in spending $200m of funding earmarked for investments in the secondhand containership market . The Taiwanese liner operator has purchased the 2016-built 1,708 teu containership Box Express
Wan Hai announces new budget for second-hand ship purchases
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines has launched another war chest for another round of second-hand ship acquisitions. The Taiwanese liner operator has set aside another US$200 million for more vessel purchases, after buying 12 ships with
Wan Hai reassigns ships from congested US west coast to intra-Asia routes
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines has begun diverting ships from its Asia-US west coast service to its core intra-Asia services after severe congestion in Californian ports affected its sailing schedules. Announcing Wan Hai’s financial
CU Lines buys maiden in-service ship for new service from Wan Hai
SHANGHAI : China United Lines (CU Lines) has acquired its first in-service ship. The Chinese state-controlled liner operator had been operating liner services with chartered vessels, until it acquired a ship from Wan Hai
Maersk, MSC and Zim omit Seattle calls due to congestion
SEATTLE : With congestion spreading to other ports across the United States, Maersk, MSC, and Zim announced that they will be omitting calls in Seattle due to the mounting delays at the port. Starting