SeaCo denies GE rift

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Sea Containers has firmly denied a US press report that it may be planning to pull out of the GE SeaCo container leasing joint venture, which was formed in May 1998 to manage the combined Genstar and Sea Containers fleets.

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SeaCo denies GE rift

News-in-print by WCN Editorial

Sea Containers has firmly denied a US press report that it may be planning to pull out of the GE SeaCo container leasing joint venture, which was formed in May 1998 to manage the combined Genstar and Sea Containers fleets.

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Container Industry News Container and swap-body leasing GE SeaCo Leasing Sea Containers

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While 2016 was a year to forget, Textainer CEO Philip Brewer hinted the Hanjin crisis may have been the silver lining that forces the container industry to address some of its long-standing issues. For some time now, container manufacturers have been selling boxes at prices at or below cost, and shipping lines have been moving them at a loss.

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