Poor shipping market pushes Tschudi toward logistics
Norwegian Tschudi Shipping Company's conventional shipping business is not profitable. This year the company has sold two ships, while one ship left the fleet in 2013. This has increased the focus on other parts of the business, says CEO.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The market for smaller vessels has yet to experience a noticeable improvement, and this can be felt at Norwegian Tschudi Shipping Company, which in addition to its shipping activities also operates in several other business segments, such as logistics, offshore, ship management, and the Arctic. But where the other business areas, according to CEO Jon Edvard Sundnes, are developing positively, the shipping business is lagging behind and is currently not profitable for the company.
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