Hapag-Lloyd's Q3 profit surges, but capacity shortage caps growth
Yet even with a robust third-quarter performance, CEO Rolf Habben Jansen said a lack of available fleet capacity — particularly on the booming trans-Pacific — meant the carrier was unable to take full advantage…
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Yet even with a robust third-quarter performance, CEO Rolf Habben Jansen said a lack of available fleet capacity — particularly on the booming trans-Pacific — meant the carrier was unable to take full advantage of container shipping’s bull market.
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