EnInvestor support for the management of Japanese shipping lines is falling, Bloomberg reports. This should not be a surprise given containerliner revenues for the three biggest carriers fell 19.2% in the first quarter of 2016, and bulker revenues by 15.4%, vs. a year earlier. The companies are looking to diversify, especially into energy-related services, rather … Continue reading “Japanese Liners Plough Different Furrow, Inv...
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