• 2015 December 1 11:11

    Ratings of Black Sea Basin container lines in January-September’15

    Ratings of Black Sea Basin container lines in January-September’15 have been provided by Informall BG.

    Data is based on total container the excluding transshipment. 

    The highest growth of the market share (in the Black Sea Basin of Russia) was demonstrated by MAERSK – 4.45 p.p., MSC – 1.62 p.p. and Hapag Lloyd – 0.66 p.p.. The steepest fall was shown by CSAV -2.65 p.p., FESCO -1.41 p.p. and COSCO -1.28 p.p.

    Line

    Position, Russia, 9M’15

    Position, Russia, 9M’14

    Market share, Russia, 9M’15

    Market share, Russia, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MAERSK 

    1

    2

    24.12%

    19.67%

    4.45

    MSC

    2

    1

    24.05%

    22.43%

    1.62

    ARKAS

    3

    4

    14.87%

    15.14%

    -0.27

    ZIM

    4

    3

    14.36%

    15.44%

    -1.08

    ADMIRAL

    5

    6

    4.77%

    4.16%

    0.61

    OOCL

    6

    5

    3.73%

    4.19%

    -0.46

    EMC

    7

    8

    3.48%

    3.63%

    -0.15

    CMA CGM

    8

    7

    3.45%

    3.81%

    -0.36

    COSCO

    9

    10

    1.66%

    2.94%

    -1.28

    HL

    10

    14

    1.13%

    0.47%

    0.66

    CSAV

    11

    9

    0.89%

    3.54%

    -2.65

    YML

    12

    13

    0.80%

    0.71%

    0.09

    OTHERS

    13

    19

    0.79%

    0.05%

    0.74

    CSCL

    14

    12

    0.59%

    0.88%

    -0.29

    HSUD

    15

    20

    0.42%

    0.00%

    0.42

    FESCO

    16

    11

    0.39%

    1.80%

    -1.41

    PIL

    17

    15

    0.24%

    0.46%

    -0.22

    UASC

    18

    17

    0.15%

    0.20%

    -0.05

    HMM

    19

    18

    0.06%

    0.06%

    0.00

    NYK

    20

    16

    0.06%

    0.41%

    -0.35

    The highest growth of the market share (in the Black Sea) was demonstrated by MAERSK - 2.44 p.p., ARKAS - 1.79 p.p. and EMC - 0.98 p.p. The steepest fall was shown by CSAV -2.01 p.p., ZIM -1.36 p.p. and WHL -1.11 p.p.

    Line

    Position, Black Sea, 9M’15

    Position, Black Sea, 9M’14

    Market share, Black Sea, 9M’15

    Market share, Black Sea, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MAERSK

    1

    2

    23.62%

    21.18%

    2.44

    MSC

    2

    1

    23.40%

    24.16%

    -0.76

    CMACGM

    3

    3

    10.61%

    10.11%

    0.50

    ARKAS

    4

    5

    8.57%

    6.78%

    1.79

    ZIM

    5

    4

    8.03%

    9.39%

    -1.36

    EMC

    6

    7

    4.28%

    3.30%

    0.98

    CSCL

    7

    8

    3.93%

    3.10%

    0.83

    HL

    8

    9

    3.22%

    2.74%

    0.48

    YML

    9

    10

    2.33%

    2.39%

    -0.06

    OOCL

    10

    11

    1.88%

    2.25%

    -0.36

    COSCO

    11

    12

    1.75%

    1.55%

    0.20

    ADMIRAL

    12

    15

    1.58%

    1.37%

    0.21

    CSAV

    13

    6

    1.39%

    3.40%

    -2.01

    PIL

    14

    13

    1.27%

    1.47%

    -0.20

    APL

    15

    16

    0.80%

    1.18%

    -0.37

    MOL

    16

    17

    0.73%

    0.86%

    -0.14

    UASC

    17

    23

    0.68%

    0.28%

    0.41

    NYK

    18

    18

    0.55%

    0.79%

    -0.25

    OTHERS

    19

    21

    0.49%

    0.54%

    -0.04

    HMM

    20

    20

    0.45%

    0.64%

    -0.18

    WHL

    21

    14

    0.31%

    1.42%

    -1.11

    FESCO

    22

    22

    0.12%

    0.43%

    -0.31

    KLINE

    23

    19

    0.01%

    0.66%

    -0.66

    The highest growth of the market share (in Bulgaria) was demonstrated by EMC - 3.10 p.p., ARKAS - 2.27 p.p. and YML - 1.25 p.p. The steepest fall was shown by MSC -2.25 p.p., CMA CGM -1.53 p.p. and CSAV -1.36 p.p. KLINE has ceased operating in Bulgaria.

    Line

    Position, Bulgaria, 9M’15

    Position, Bulgaria, 9M’14

    Market share, Bulgaria, 9M’15

    Market share, Bulgaria, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MSC

    1

    1

    26.44%

    28.69%

    -2.25

    MAERSK

    2

    2

    23.07%

    22.41%

    0.66

    ARKAS

    3

    4

    11.13%

    8.86%

    2.27

    CMACGM

    4

    3

    9.99%

    11.52%

    -1.53

    EMC

    5

    5

    9.08%

    5.98%

    3.10

    HL

    6

    6

    4.99%

    5.38%

    -0.39

    COSCO

    7

    8

    4.22%

    3.22%

    1.00

    YML

    8

    10

    3.98%

    2.73%

    1.25

    CSAV

    9

    7

    2.54%

    3.90%

    -1.36

    ZIM

    10

    9

    2.30%

    2.91%

    -0.61

    NYK

    11

    11

    1.07%

    1.87%

    -0.80

    CSCL

    12

    14

    0.75%

    0.30%

    0.45

    OTHERS

    13

    13

    0.44%

    0.73%

    -0.29

    KLINE

    14

    12

    0.00%

    1.50%

    -1.50

    The highest growth of the market share (in Georgia) was demonstrated by EMC - 3.49 p.p., CSCL - 2.53 p.p. and Hapag Lloyd - 1.71 p.p. The steepest fall was shown by MSC -3.76 p.p, ZIM -2.64 p.p. and CSAV -2,18 p.p.

    Line

    Position, Georgia, 9M’15

    Position, Georgia, 9M’14

    Market share, Georgia, 9M’15

    Market share, Georgia, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MSC

    1

    1

    41.72%

    45.48%

    -3.76

    MAERSK

    2

    2

    19.74%

    18.31%

    1.43

    EMC

    3

    3

    12.68%

    9.19%

    3.49

    CMACGM

    4

    4

    9.94%

    9.09%

    0.85

    ZIM

    5

    5

    4.37%

    7.01%

    -2.64

    ARKAS

    6

    7

    3.45%

    3.50%

    -0.05

    CSCL

    7

     

    2.53%

    0.00%

    2.53

    HL

    8

    10

    2.50%

    0.79%

    1.71

    CSAV

    9

    6

    1.39%

    3.57%

    -2.18

    UASC

    10

    9

    0.58%

    0.96%

    -0.38

    YML

    11

     

    0.45%

    0.00%

    0.45

    OTHERS

    12

    8

    0.37%

    1.24%

    -0.87

    HSUD

    13

    12

    0.18%

    0.32%

    -0.14

    APL

    14

    11

    0.06%

    0.38%

    -0.32

    NYK

    15

    13

    0,05%

    0,17%

    -0,12

    The highest growth of the market share (in Romania) was demonstrated by ARKAS - 5.57 p.p., MAERSK - 3.34 p.p. and CMA CGM – 2.12 p.p. The steepest fall was shown by WHL -3.79 p.p, MSC -2.21 p.p and Hapag Lloyd -1.63 p.p.

    Line

    Position, Romania, 9M’15

    Position, Romania, 9M’14

    Market share, Romania, 9M’15

    Market share, Romania, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MSC

    1

    1

    20.28%

    22.49%

    -2.21

    MAERSK

    2

    2

    19.90%

    16.56%

    3.34

    CMACGM

    3

    3

    13.83%

    11.71%

    2.12

    ARKAS

    4

    10

    10.01%

    4.44%

    5.57

    CSCL

    5

    4

    8.91%

    8.66%

    0.25

    YML

    6

    5

    4.84%

    5.78%

    -0.94

    ZIM

    7

    6

    4.28%

    5.55%

    -1.27

    HL

    8

    7

    3.76%

    5.39%

    -1.63

    PIL

    9

    9

    3.39%

    4.50%

    -1.11

    COSCO

    10

    11

    2.12%

    1.69%

    0.43

    MOL

    11

    16

    1.54%

    1.27%

    0.27

    EMC

    12

    14

    1.39%

    1.36%

    0.03

    APL

    13

    12

    1.24%

    1.63%

    -0.39

    NYK

    14

    13

    1.12%

    1.38%

    -0.26

    HMM

    15

    17

    0.98%

    1.16%

    -0.18

    WHL

    16

    8

    0.84%

    4.63%

    -3.79

    UASC

    17

    18

    0.79%

    0.23%

    0.56

    CSAV

    18

    15

    0.70%

    1.31%

    -0.61

    OTHERS

    19

    19

    0.08%

    0.26%

    -0.18

    The highest growth of the market share (in Ukraine) was demonstrated by MAERSK – 4.75 p.p., Hapag Lloyd – 1.90 p.p. and UASC – 1.40 p.p. The steepest fall was shown by MSC -3.25 p.p., CSAV -2.53 p.p. and APL -0.96 p.p. KLINE has suspended it operations in Ukraine.

    Line

    Position, Ukraine, 9M’15

    Position, Ukraine, 9M’14

    Market share, Ukraine, 9M’15

    Market share, Ukraine, 9M’14

    Dynamics

    MAERSK

    1

    1

    31.91%

    27.16%

    4.75

    CMACGM

    2

    2

    17.54%

    16.28%

    1.26

    MSC

    3

    3

    12.41%

    15.66%

    -3.25

    ZIM

    4

    4

    8.41%

    9.05%

    -0.64

    HL

    5

    7

    4.95%

    3.05%

    1.90

    OOCL

    6

    5

    3.35%

    3.84%

    -0.49

    CSCL

    7

    9

    3.31%

    2.65%

    0.66

    ARKAS

    8

    10

    2.69%

    2.36%

    0.33

    ADMIRAL

    9

    17

    1.90%

    1.06%

    0.84

    APL

    10

    8

    1.71%

    2.67%

    -0.96

    UASC

    11

    22

    1.68%

    0.28%

    1.40

    YML

    12

    11

    1.58%

    2.26%

    -0.68

    EMC

    13

    18

    1.57%

    0.95%

    0.62

    MOL

    14

    12

    1.34%

    1.99%

    -0.65

    COSCO

    15

    20

    1.27%

    0.67%

    0.60

    CSAV

    16

    6

    1.26%

    3.79%

    -2.53

    PIL

    17

    14

    1.25%

    1.24%

    0.01

    HMM

    18

    15

    0.88%

    1.17%

    -0.29

    NYK

    19

    19

    0.41%

    0.70%

    -0.29

    WHL

    20

    16

    0.33%

    1.13%

    -0.80

    OTHERS

    21

    21

    0.20%

    0.50%

    -0.30

    KLINE

    22

    13

    0.04%

    1.53%

    -1.49


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