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Japanese Container Shipper ONE Plans ¥37 Trillion Investment to Expand Fleet Capacity by 30%
Ocean Network Express (ONE), a container shipping joint venture of Japan’s "Big Three" maritime giants—Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK), Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K-Line), and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL)—has announced plans to invest approximately ¥37 trillion (about $25 billion) to expand its fleet capacity by 30%, according to a March 3 report by Nikkei.
넶3 2025年03月07日
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"Qiankai-Shanghai" Direct Shipping Route Boosts Trade by Over 40% in First Month
According to statistics released by Shanghai Customs on March 4, the total import and export value between Shanghai Port and Peru reached 4.68 billion yuan (RMB, same below) in December 2024, the first month after the launch of the "Qiankai-Shanghai" direct shipping route, marking a year-on-year increase of 46.1%.
넶3 2025年03月07日
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80% of China-US Container Shipping Could Be Impacted as Sea Freight Costs May Surge
Drewry, a London-based maritime consultancy, released its weekly Container Shipping Weekly Report, highlighting growing industry concerns over potential new U.S. tariff policies. These measures—including imposing port fees on foreign-flagged vessels, which could reach up to USD 1.5 million per port call—are projected to affect 80% of container ships servicing U.S. routes. Shipping companies may be compelled to adjust routes, leading to higher operational costs and reduced trade efficiency.
넶2 2025年03月07日
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COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers Completes RMB 3.5 Billion A-Share Private Placement, Strengthening Strategic Positioning in High-End Specialized Shipping Sector
COSCO SHIPPING Specialized Carriers Completes RMB 3.5 Billion A-Share Private Placement, Strengthening Strategic Positioning in High-End Specialized Shipping Sector
넶5 2025年03月14日
