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SHIPPING & MARINE | Staff Reporter, Singapore
Published: 30 Jan 12
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NOL’s shipping volumes up 7% in FY11

As higher volumes were carried on the Intra-Asia trade lane.

For the six weeks of P12 2011, container shipping volumes increased 6% while average revenue per FEU (Forty-foot Equivalent Unit) fell 14% over the same period last year. The increase in volume was mainly due to higher volumes carried on the Intra-Asia trade lane. The decline in average revenue per FEU was mainly due to lower rates in the major trade lanes.

For FY 2011, container shipping volumes increased 7% while average revenue per FEU fell by 10%, over FY 2010 levels.
 

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