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Reefer lessors still on an upward curve

News1 Jan 2013

Leasing companies continued their aggressive purchase of reefer containers during 2012 despite experiencing weaker demand and renewed rate e...

Container lessors still riding a boom

News1 May 2012

The four NYSE-listed container lessors have again reported stellar - and in some cases record - results for the first quarter of 2012 and pr...

New IICL chairman

News1 Apr 2012

Steven Blust, President of the Institute of International Container Lessors (IICL) has announced that Brian Sondey, Chairman, Chief Executiv...

Box leasing ups and downs

News1 Apr 2012

Although demand for leased containers held strong into 2011 following the substantial upturn of 2010, it slumped sharply from the second hal...

Tank lessors see slowing growth as temporary

News1 Mar 2012

The tank leasing sector enjoyed an outstanding year in 2011. While the eurozone crisis and its possible impact are now creating uncertaintie...

Reefer lessors ride a wave

News1 Jan 2012

Reefer production soared in 2011, with leasing companies committing to record levels of investment and fleet expansion....

Busy times for reefer machinery builders

News1 Sep 2011

Reefer demand has picked up during 2011 as the production dip of 2009-10 has been made good and shipping companies have resumed investment. ...

Tank lessors welcome boom in demand

News1 Aug 2011

For tank container lessors the debacle that was 2009 is becoming a distant memory as the strong demand for new tanks enters its second year ...

Tex takes Buss boxes

News1 May 2011

Textainer, the world’s largest container lessor based on fleet size, has purchased approximately 171,000 TEU of dry freight containers and...

Container lessors riding the boom

News1 May 2011

Container leasing companies are continuing to benefit from a high level of demand, with all four NYSE-listed lessors reporting strong result...

Good times back for container lessors

News1 Apr 2011

Demand for leased containers is holding strong in 2011 as shipping lines remain short of capital funding for their own investment. Lease rat...

Container lessors on a roll

News1 Mar 2011

All four New York Stock Exchange-listed container lessors - Textainer, TAL International, CAI and SeaCube Container Leasing - have reported ...

Purple patch for container lessors

News1 Nov 2010

If confirmation were needed that container lessors are currently enjoying boom conditions, 2010 third quarter reports just released by the t...

Tank lessors ride market rebound

News1 Aug 2010

Tank container lessors are welcoming their customers back after a torrid year in 2009 when demand for new tanks evaporated....

Box lessors bouncing back

News1 May 2010

Though things are not yet back to pre-financial crisis levels, they are getting there - at least as far as the container leasing sector is c...

Container lessors bridging the gap

News1 Apr 2010

Box demand has picked up strongly this year. With shipping lines severely cash-strapped, leasing companies are rushing to fill the gap....

Reefer lessors still on an upward curve

Container lessors still riding a boom

New IICL chairman

Box leasing ups and downs

Tank lessors see slowing growth as temporary

Reefer lessors ride a wave

Busy times for reefer machinery builders

Tank lessors welcome boom in demand

Tex takes Buss boxes

Container lessors riding the boom

Good times back for container lessors

Container lessors on a roll

Purple patch for container lessors

Tank lessors ride market rebound

Box lessors bouncing back

Container lessors bridging the gap

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Magna launches new tyre for straddle carriers

Banks offer cheaper loans to greener companies, not ships, new study finds

ONE inks US$201.85m container leasing deal

Crane collapse in Gijón Port leaves two dead and four injured

Suez Canal traffic has dropped 66%, Maersk claims

Reefer lessors still on an upward curve

Container lessors still riding a boom

New IICL chairman

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Magna launches new tyre for straddle carriers

Banks offer cheaper loans to greener companies, not ships, new study finds

ONE inks US$201.85m container leasing deal

Crane collapse in Gijón Port leaves two dead and four injured

Suez Canal traffic has dropped 66%, Maersk claims

Maersk Shekou undergoes repairs after accident in Fremantle

DNV: Decarbonisation may double container shipping costs by 2050

27,500 TEU container ship behemoth is born

MSC ship loses 46 boxes off South Africa coast

ILA ups the heat with strike threat