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 27.12.05 |
CP Ships finalizes plans for new Australasian services |
CP Ships has finalized plans for the most comprehensive and competitive choice of services available linking Australia and New Zealand with Europe, South East Asia, West Asia and North America. |
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21.12.05 |
CP Ships and Hapag-Lloyd begin to rationalize services |
With the acquisition of CP Ships by Hapag-Lloyd, plans are set for the first in a series of service rationalizations: the combining of services between the West Mediterranean, the US East Coast and the Gulf of Mexico from February 2006.<BR> |
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18.11.05 |
Continuing growth in container transport - New containership for Hapag-Lloyd |
The “Kyoto Express”, Hapag-Lloyd’s latest mega containership, has been named in Yokohama and consecrated with the traditional Shinto ceremony. The patron was the wife of NYK Chairman Minako Kusakari. |
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17.11.05 |
CP Ships and Hapag-Lloyd announce new weekly Australasian Service |
CP Ships and Hapag-Lloyd announced today that in February 2006 they plan to launch a new Australasian joint service linking Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia, the Mediterranean and North Europe via the Suez Canal. |
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09.11.05 |
Michael Behrendt appointed chairman of the board of CP Ships |
In the context of the acquisition of the British-Canadian shipping line CP Ships by TUI AG, Michael Behrendt, chairman of the executive board of Hapag-Lloyd AG, was appointed chairman of the board of CP Ships on November 7th. |
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06.10.05 |
Press release on behalf of Grand Alliance |
Grand Alliance and New World Alliance sign co-operation agreement |
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21.08.05 |
Speech by Michael Behrendt |
Speech by Michael Behrendt, Chairman of Executive Board of Hapag-Lloyd AG, during press conference TUI on 21.08.05 in Hanover regarding acquisition of CP Ships. |
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19.08.05 |
TUI comments on market rumours |
Today TUI published the following press release: TUI comments on market rumours. |
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15.06.05 |
Ulrich Kranich appointed general signatory authority |
Ulrich Kranich (55) has been appointed head of finance in context of the reorganisation of Hapag Lloyd Group. |
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29.04.05 |
Organizational changes - Internal adjustments at Hapag-Lloyd following its focusing on shipping |
Having completed its focusing on the shipping sector in 2004, Hapag-Lloyd AG, a 100% subsidiary of TUI Group, is now streamlining its organizational structure. |
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19.04.05 |
New enhanced port coverage with European Express Service (EEX) |
As from April 23rd 2005, Hapag-Lloyd Container Line will operate the existing EEX service independently until further notice on a fixed day fortnightly basis. |
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18.04.05 |
New Eurosal service |
The partners of the Eurosal consortium are delighted to announce that an agreement has been reached regarding the integration of the CSAV Andes Express into a new Eurosal loop. |
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11.04.05 |
"Colombo Express" - Naming of the largest containership in the world |
She is 335m long and 43m wide and can carry 8,750 containers. The largest containership in the world was named today in Singapore. The patron of the new Hapag-Lloyd flagship was Christiane Krumnow, wife of the supervisory board chairman of TUI AG, Dr. Jürgen Krumnow. |
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05.04.05 |
Another record performance |
In 2004, Hapag-Lloyd Group, which is focused on shipping, improved yet again on its already high sales and profit levels in previous years. It is maintaining its growth course in the global container transport market and will be adding ten mega containerships to its fleet up to 2008<BR> |
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05.04.05 |
Hapag-Lloyd Group achieves record profit |
Global container transport is a stable growth market. This was confirmed today by Michael Behrendt, chairman of the executive board of Hapag-Lloyd AG, when presenting the Business Review 2004 |
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07.01.05 |
Three mega containerships ordered by Hapag-Lloyd |
Hapag-Lloyd today ordered three containerships to enable it to share in the continued growth forecast for the container transport market. |
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06.01.05 |
Hapag-Lloyd assisting tsunami victims |
The Hamburg shipping line Hapag-Lloyd is donating €250,000 for the tsunami victims in South-East Asia. |
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