NYK and OOCL have entered into an agreement for the charter of four 13,000TEU ships. OOCL has exercised its option to order an additional four 13,000TEU ships on top of its original order of six. Out of the ten ships, four will be chartered to NYK for a period of three years. The first charter ship will be delivered to NYK in 2013. Both parties intend to deploy these ten ships within the Grand Alliance service network to allow for a service upgrade.
Green Marine
about 15 years ago
OOCL and NYK finalise charter agreement for four 13,000TEU vessels
NYK and OOCL have entered into an agreement for the charter of four 13,000TEU ships. OOCL has exercised its option to order an additional four 13,000TEU ships on top of its original order of six. Out of the ten ships, four will be chartered to NYK for a period of three years. The first charter [&hel
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