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    CMA CGM chief says 'unwise' to assume Hormuz will return to pre-war situation

    The head of French shipping giant CMA CGM believes the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its previous state. The company is adapting to ongoing geopolitical issues.

    CMA CGM deepens India strategy with shipbuilding, AI, and trade corridor expansion

    CMA CGM Group is deepening its commitment to India. The company is commissioning LNG-powered vessels from an Indian shipyard, launching a direct trade route to the US West Coast, and establishing an AI R&D hub in Chennai. These moves signal a significant expansion, positioning CMA CGM as an integrated logistics and infrastructure player.

    CMA CGM eyeing more market share in India with capacity expansion plans

    CMA CGM plans to deploy additional capacity and upgrade services from India ahead of the summer season to capture an expected rise in volumes. The sharpened focus on India comes as global shipping normalises after pandemic-era disruptions and record profits. Freight rates have retreated from Covid highs.

    Cochin Shipyard bags $360m order from French firm CMA CGM Group for six LNG-based vessels

    Cochin Shipyard has secured a significant order worth USD 360 million from France's CMA CGM Group. The deal involves building six LNG-powered vessels. This marks the first time CMA CGM is placing orders with an Indian company. The first vessel is expected by February 2029.

    Trump wants to revive shipping. Investors are slow to back him.

    A French shipping giant pledged $20 billion to the U.S. maritime sector, a promise made nearly a year ago. However, only a fraction of the funds have materialized, with the company citing high costs for American-made vessels and ships. Investments are primarily focused on port infrastructure, with limited progress on fleet expansion under the U.S. flag.

    France's CMA CGM places first vessel order in India

    In a groundbreaking development, CMA CGM, the French maritime powerhouse, has set a precedent by commissioning six liquefied natural gas-powered ships from Cochin Shipyard Limited in India. This marks a significant milestone as it's the first instance of the global shipping leader constructing vessels on Indian soil.

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