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PT.ZHONGHAI INDO SHIPPING
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Zhonghai Indo Shipping, a joint venture Company between China Shipping Group Company (China) and Global Putra International Group Company (Indonesia), have a mission to be a leading shipping Company with full range service of ship-owner, Agencies (Container, Bulk & Tanker), Feedering & Cargo Brokerage.
With total 13 branches & Agents all over indonesia area, Zhonghai Indo Shipping will continue to serve & meet all customer's need in Shipping business with guaranteed realiabilty, cost & time efficiency.
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| OPERATION TIME JICT JAKARTA DURING RAMADHAN
A. Month Ramadhan
01. Operational Hours
a.Shift I : 07:00 Hours until 15:30 pm (recess fit the operational mechanism of the working pattern)recess Friday until 11:30 hours until 13:30 pm
b. Shift II : 15:30 Hours until 23:00 pm (recess fit the operational mechanism of the working pattern)
c. Shift III : 23:00 Hours until 07:00 pm (recess fit the operational mechanism of the working pattern)
02. Non-operational hours
a. Monday through Thursday: 08:00 hrs until 16:00 hrs (12:00 HOUR REST UNTIL 13:00 AM
b. Friday 08:00 hours until 16:00 pm (REST UNTIL 1330 HOURS 11:30 AM
B. HARI RAYA IDUL FITRI
Operational hours at the following set
1. Days (-) 1 : Shift 1 and Shift 2 work as usual, shift 3 closed
2. Days Hari Raya : Shift 1 and Shift 2 closed, shift 3 work as usual and so on as usual | | | |
| China Shipping's Box Arm Report Rise in Revenue
CHINA - China Shipping Container Lines Co. (CSCL) reported today that they expect a return to net profit based on preliminary figures. As the country’s primary container carrier and, according to their own statistics, now fifth largest in the world by capacity with over 130 vessels and a total carrying capacity of around 350,000 TEU, the final first half results will be keenly awaited by many.
The company believes the turnaround is due to a variety of factors including an improvement in container numbers, rate and surcharge stabilisation and cost reduction measures they have undertaken. Last year’s comparative figures resulted in a net loss of over half a billion dollars for the first six months of trading. The finalised and adjusted first half earnings for 2010 will be officially reported next month.
Elsewhere in the China Shipping Group the company’s joint venture with Jumbo Heavy Lift, Dutch project forwarding specialists, has opened a second office in the country. The Beijing office follows the first office opened in China Shipping’s native Shanghai eight years ago. | | | |
| UASC, Hapag, HMM, CSCL to start SE Asia-Australia service
UASC, Hapag-Lloyd, Hyundai Merchant Marine and CSCL plan to commence a new joint South East Asia-Australia service called the Asia Australia Container Service 1 (AAC1), starting from the first half of September.
The service will link Port Kelang and Singapore to Fremantle, Melbourne, Sydney, Adelaide, and return via Jakarta. It will deploy four 2,200- to 2,300-TEU ships, with each carrier providing one ship, reports Alphaliner.
It said the AAC1 will act as a relay service, allowing each carrier to connect its respective trade areas to Australia. | | |
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