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Hapag-Lloyd CEO: If we do order ships, it will be smaller classes and alternative propulsion

March 14, 2023, by Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

German liner heavy-weight Hapag-Lloyd is not planning any significant orders this year in the newbuilding space, especially not in the ultra-large containership sector.

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