Drewry Supply Chain Advisors Company Profile
Drewry Supply Chain Advisors is the global market leader in seafreight market intelligence and benchmarking and a specialist advisor in international seafreight procurement. Our experience with clients suggests not only is there a need to assist seafreight procurement activity with comparative/cost benchmark data, but also with truly independent consultancy expertise in interpreting the market, advising specific procurement negotiations and even participating in meetings where required.
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Drewry Supply Chain Advisors
15-17 Christopher StreetLondon, EC2A 2BS
United Kingdom
+44 20 7538 0191
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E-business-centred new entrants and new online platforms are starting to convert customers and change how companies buy and transact international...
Container shipping remains remarkably fragmented, with the top five operators accounting for less than half the global market, and this...
Drewry Supply Chain Advisors News & Resources
WiseTech Global Acquires Global Rate Management Providers Cargoguide & CargoSphere
September 13, 2017
Global logistics software group, WiseTech Global, acquires two leading global rate management solution providers, Netherlands based Cargoguide and North Carolina based CargoSphere.
COSCO Announces Offer to Buy OOCL for $6.3 Billion
July 9, 2017
China's major shipping operator COSCO Shipping Holdings and Shanghai International Port (Group) Co jointly announced a takeover offer today to all the shareholders of Hong Kong-based Orient Overseas Container Line Co (OOCL).
e-Business Disruptions in Global Freight Forwarding
July 4, 2017
E-business-centred new entrants and new online platforms are starting to convert customers and change how companies buy and transact international shipping services, are freight forwarders at threat of being cast aside, and what are the fundamental changes driven by technology and market conditions?
Consolidation in the Liner Industry
July 4, 2017
Container shipping remains remarkably fragmented, with the top five operators accounting for less than half the global market, and this presents considerable opportunity for further consolidation.
Maersk Line to Pay $4 Billion for Hamburg Süd
April 28, 2017
Maersk has finalized its purchase of container shipping line Hamburg Süd from the Oetker Group after both boards approved a Sale and Purchase Agreement today.
How to Get 60,000 Freight Containers around the World in Record Time
March 6, 2017
Shipping anything internationally is a complicated series of steps, and the young shipping entrepreneur Ryan Petersen and his company Flexport are slashing those steps and helping clients find a faster, cheaper way to bring that package to your door.
Hanjin Shipping is Officially Bankrupt
February 17, 2017
A South Korean court on Friday pulled the plug on Hanjin Shipping Co., declaring it bankrupt and ordering the liquidation of a company that has led the country’s shipping industry for the past four decades.
Transportation and Logistics Analysts Are Telling Shippers to Expect Less Rate Volatility in 2017
January 4, 2017
Trade and transport analysts see a turnaround in last year’s negative market outlook, but as global GDP continues to gradually strengthen, carriers in all modes will be challenged to manage capacity while maintaining service levels, furthermore, sudden shifts in trade policies and agreements may also have an impact on rates.
Maersk Continues Ocean Carrier Consolidation Trend, Says It Will Acquire Hamburg Süd
December 1, 2016
With the acquisition, Maersk Line will have container capacity of around 3.8 million TEU and an 18.6% global capacity share, the combined fleet will consist of 741 container vessels with an average age of 8.7 years.
Freight Forwarders Face ‘Significant Change from New E-Business Models’
November 29, 2016
New Drewry report highlights ‘wide and varied threats and opportunities’ as innovative online platforms alter the way companies buy international shipping services.
Weak Global Freight Rates Sink Maersk Shares
November 2, 2016
A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S, the world's largest shipping company by capacity, announced a slump in third-quarter profits on Wednesday due to low freight prices which it said were down 16 percent year-on-year.
Japanese Lines Mergers All About Scale and Survival
November 2, 2016
The announcement that three Japanese shipping groups will merge their liner shipping businesses is further evidence of survival M&A sweeping the industry according to global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Shipping Oversupply to Continue Despite Big Scrapping Plans - Drewry Reports
July 19, 2016
A record number of around 150 container vessels are expected to be scrapped in 2016 but it will not be enough for an industry battling over capacity, low demand and falling rates.
2015 Ocean Cargo Crisis Calls for Collaboration
August 11, 2015
Ports, terminals, and ocean carriers currently comprise a family in severe dysfunction and denial, but can the intervention of shippers restore some badly needed order?
2015 Freight Transportation Rates Keeping Pace with U.S. Growth
January 12, 2015
Our leading market analysts explain how shippers should ready themselves for sustainable demand and plan for incremental rate hikes.