Struggling shipowners rely on savings for modest profits
Extensive savings, increased expense control, and lower fuel costs helped the major container carriers get safely through the 1st half of the year. But they're all under sustained pressure, writes Alphaliner.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
A firm grip on expenses is key if container carriers want to secure and reclaim their profits, as they remain under heavy pressure.
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