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14/04/2014at 15:05

Korean yards under pressure from P3

The rise of container alliances will disrupt the balance between supply and demand among container carriers and Korean shipyards, says Asiasis.
Photo: Maersk Line
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

One might think that the P3 alliance and its competitors - CKYHE and G6 - would be good news for the Korean shipyards, but that is not the case, says Asiasis. By forming joint vessel purchases, the alliances could put pressure on the yards.

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