Container

Seaspan has faith in improved container market

2017 did not begin as well as last year for Seaspan. However, the shipowner has faith in the future and is ready to benefit from the reconstruction of the container market which is currently underway, says CEO Gerry Wang.
Photo: Mark Lennihan/AP/Polfoto/Arkiv
Photo: Mark Lennihan/AP/Polfoto/Arkiv
by LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

Seaspan, one of the world's largest owners of container tonnage, suffered a setback on revenue and earnings in the first quarter this year when compared with one year ago.

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