Tag: Pacific International Lines

Shipping Majors Collaborate on Maritime Job Redesign

The Singapore Maritime Foundation (SMF) has partnered international shipping companies Pacific Carriers Limited (PCL) and Pacific International Lines (PIL) to enhance the attractiveness of...

PIL Adopts ‘Dangerous Goods’ Detection Tool

Pacific International Lines (PIL) is the fourth shipping company to sign an agreement to adopt NCB Group's Hazcheck Detect, a cargo screening tool that...

New Centre For Maritime Efficiency To Erase GHG Footmarks

Pacific International Lines (PIL) has announced the launch of two new initiatives to improve operational efficiencies and strengthen the capabilities of its sea crew,...

PIL Conducts Marine Biofuel Trials

Pacific International Lines (PIL) is conducting a trial use of marine biofuel on its container vessel “Kota Megah” when it called at the port...

A Well-Known Shipping Brand To Disappear

A well-known shipping brand in Singapore is to fade from view from next week. Alphaliner is reporting feeder operator Advance Container Lines will cease...

PIL Announces Penalty Of US$30,000/Container For Cargo Weight Misdeclaration

Pacific International Lines (PIL) will impose a fine of US$30,000 per container for any misdeclaration of the cargo weight, a charge that is already...

PIL Completes $600m Financial Restructuring

The restructuring of Pacific International Lines (PIL) has been completed with a unit of Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund of $600m to save the SS...

Largest Liner Operator Orders 9 Neo-Panamaxes from HHI

Wan Hai Lines has ordered nine 13,000TEU ships from South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries, reports Container News. Value & Delivery details The Taiwanese liner operator...

PIL’s Retail Investors Voting for Reconstruction Plan

Creditors of distressed Singapore shipping firm Pacific International Lines (PIL) were to have voted on Feb. 1 on a restructuring deal that involved a...

Pacific International Lines Losses Double in 2020

Pacific International Lines (PIL) remains in the red, with a net loss that nearly doubled to US$120 million for the first half of...
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