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India is looking at investing about $ 20.8 billion in 276
projects which are part of the government's endeavour to
expand 13 major ports in the country. Currently 22 public
and private sector participation (PPP) projects are under
bidding and scheduled to be awarded in the current
financial year involving an investment of almost Rs 160
billion. India has completed 24 PPP projects involving an
investment of almost Rs 65 billion while 19 PPP projects
were under implementation, involving an investment of
almost Rs 125 billion.

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Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) recorded a 22% container
throughput growth in August, nine consecutive months of
double-digit growth this year. August represented the
second highest total containers handled through our
ports, and the months total volume was only slightly
behind the record set in July 2010. Container volumes
remained strong as the retail sector moved holiday goods
earlier due to concerns about both vessel capacity and
equipment availability overseas going into the traditional
peak shipping season.

The Port of Melbourne Corporation is consulting industry

and community views on how projected increases in
container freight throughput can be handled. Container
trade through the port is forecast to double to around
4.4m containers by 2020 and the Victorian Government
has asked PoMC to take market soundings on how the
port and land infrastructure should be shaped to handle
the increase. Terminal operators, shipping lines, industry
groups, local government, transport operators and the
community are among those being consulted.
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Ocean container carriers pulled around 100,000 TEUs of

capacity from the Asia to North Europe route during the
Chinese vacation week as freight rates decline rapidly on
weaker-than-expected cargo demand. The cuts is
equivalent to 40% of average weekly capacity on the
trade, Alphaliner said. At least 11 of the 29 Far East-North
Europe carriers will skip one sailing during the week-long
vacation from Oct. 1 to Oct. 6. The Shanghai
Containerized Freight Index has been suspended from
September 24 to October 8 due to the Chinese vacation.
It is expected the capacity cuts, likely involving the
temporary idling of ships, will initially impact the AsiaEurope trades.

Maersk Line is increasingly serving Africa and South

America with direct services from Asia as quickening
economic growth in emerging markets forces the world's
largest ocean container carrier to adjust its network. With
traffic in developing markets outpacing growth on mature
trade lanes, Maersk is focusing more on direct services.
Maersk saw traffic rise 12% on Africa routes and 18% on
its South American trades in the first half of 2010 from a
year ago, while Asia-Europe volume was up just 5%.

Global container shipping and logistics group NOL

dedicated its new global service center in Chongqing,
China
recently.
Underscoring
the
international
significance of the event, Singapore Prime Minister Lee
Hsien Loong and Chongqing Mayor Huang Qifan helped
commemorate the opening of NOL's largest office outside
of its Singapore headquarters. The center processes
trade documentation and performs other functions for
NOL's two principal businesses: container shipping line
APL and supply chain services provider APL Logistics. It
serves the company's offices and customers throughout
the world.
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Evergreen Group ordered 10 container ships with
capacities of 8,000 TEUs. The new ship orders are the
second installment in a fleet upgrade by the Taiwanese
carrier, which refrained from ordering new ships when
most other lines were ordering large vessels during the
last years before the global recession. Seven of the latest
10-vessel order will be built for Evergreen Marine. Three
others will be for Evergreen International S.A. (Panama).
The first of the newly ordered ships is scheduled for
delivery in 2013.

MOL raised its full- year profit forecast as demand for

transporting goods between Asia and the U.S. and Europe
rebounded. Mitsui expects net income of 65 billion yen
(US$745 million) for the year ending March 31, compared
with its earlier forecast of 60 billion yen. The company
kept its forecast for sales at 1.55 trillion yen. Japanese
shipping lines are benefiting from higher rates for
transporting goods and the introduction of peak-season
surcharges as the global economic rebound helped boost
demand. Steel and iron-ore price gains may also help
improve Chinese demand for bulk shipping.

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