Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) , the world’s seventh largest container shipping firm, said on Tuesday it carried 12% more cargo in the four weeks to April 8 from a year ago, helped by higher traffic on intra-Asia and Asia-Europe routes.
NOL carried 229,700 forty-foot equivalent units (FEUs) during the four-week period, up from 204,400 FEUs a year ago, the firm said in a statement.
The average revenue per FEU fell 2% to US$2,557 ($3,138) per FEU from US$2,622 last year, hit by falling rates on Asia-Europe routes.
NOL carried 229,700 forty-foot equivalent units (FEUs) during the four-week period, up from 204,400 FEUs a year ago, the firm said in a statement.
The average revenue per FEU fell 2% to US$2,557 ($3,138) per FEU from US$2,622 last year, hit by falling rates on Asia-Europe routes.