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17/12/2013at 13:35

32,000 containers for sale at Evergreen

Another Asian carrier is trying to release liquidity by divesting assets. Taiwan's largest carrier is looking to sell a large number of containers.
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by DANIEL LOGAN

In an attempt to improve the bottom line for 2013 a series of Asian shipping groups have put a number of assets up for sale during this fall. Next in line is Taiwanese carrier Evergreen, which has put 32,000 containers up for sale, according to Sinoship.

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