The tank container industry is looking forward to growth in 2018 in both mainstream and niche applications.

Despite high newbuild prices and long lead times, the strong demand for tank containers is prompting lessors to book orders for new units into 2008.

A new approach to container financing appears to be paying off for CG Capital Ltd, which was formed earlier this year by two former Transamerica Finance Corporation (TFC) executives.

EXSIF Worldwide, the world’s largest tank lessor, has taken over tank container management agreements covering 3,300 tank containers and chassis from TPI Equipment Management Ltd (London).

EXSIF Worldwide, the world’s largest tank container lessor, is enhancing its presence in the Asia/Pacific market with a significant strengthening of its senior management team in the region.

Although mainstream container manufacturers have experienced a recovery during the past year, most builders of tank containers are still languishing in the doldrums.

The tank container industry is looking forward to growth in 2018 in both mainstream and niche applications.

Despite high newbuild prices and long lead times, the strong demand for tank containers is prompting lessors to book orders for new units into 2008.

A new approach to container financing appears to be paying off for CG Capital Ltd, which was formed earlier this year by two former Transamerica Finance Corporation (TFC) executives.

EXSIF Worldwide, the world’s largest tank lessor, has taken over tank container management agreements covering 3,300 tank containers and chassis from TPI Equipment Management Ltd (London).

EXSIF Worldwide, the world’s largest tank container lessor, is enhancing its presence in the Asia/Pacific market with a significant strengthening of its senior management team in the region.

Although mainstream container manufacturers have experienced a recovery during the past year, most builders of tank containers are still languishing in the doldrums.