Alphaliner: Improvements underway for non-operating owners
Overcapacity in the container market has hit non-operating owners (NOO) especially hard. But improvements could finally be underway. The big test will come in May, says Alphaliner.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
There are now traces of optimism among non-operating owners (NOO) who have for many years been struggling with the oversupply of vessels alongside poor charter rates, says Alphaliner in a new analysis, pointing especially to the larger segments of more than 3,000 teu. The balance between supply and demand in these segments has shifted significantly over the past two months.
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