Reference Mail

From: Salem Ganapathi

Sent: - - 2014 06:58
To: Gautam Guliani
Cc: Amarjeet Patnaik; Ujjwal Bhatia; prachi kapoor; Sanjoli Jain
Subject: Re: Regarding Project Assignment for group 7

Let me give you a brief outline
Secondary research from published lines
Container services are main line ( direct ) of feeder through hubs like
Colombo/Singapore /ME port
Take some routes West Coast of India JNPT/Pipava/Mundra to EC USA ,
Europe and China , Other ports like Mangalore and Cochin to these
destinations
The Shipping lines operating from these ports , size of the
ships ,frequency of service consortium or stand alone , feeder lines
( normally this could be one line dedicated feeder or common carrier)

Data can be obtained from Daily Shipping List or Exim News your library
may have these you can list the service
If you google INDAMEX Service for example you will get a lot of details
of India USA service of one consortium

You can then google mako lines like Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM OOCL,
Hapag-Lloyd, NYK Line etc and find out about their services

You can repeat it for EC of India

Start on your work and then let me know

Regards
Ganapathi





Feeder Carrier

1. Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd.

Shreyas Shipping & Logistics Limited was incorporated as Private
Limited Company in the year 1988, primarily to own and operate
vessels for feedering of containers between Indian Ports and
Internationally renowned container transshipment ports. It is a
part of Transworld Group of Companies. It is the first Indian
Private sector container feeder operator and first Indian shipping
company to get ISO 9002 for container ship and feeder service
management.

Feeder Overview:

Containerization has emerged as an integral part of world trade
and commerce, as it is an economical and efficient medium to
facilitate the transportation of cargo between places.

Container Feeder Service covers carriage of containers of Main
Line Container Operators from Indian Ports to proximal well
equipped International Container Transshipment Terminals like
Dubai, Khorfakkan & Jebel Ali, Dubai and Colombo & Singapore.

Shreyas pioneered the concept of Coastal feedering by connecting
Kandla with JNPT and slowly connected all the ports on the West
coast of India and established the feeder operation between two
Indian Ports.

Main Lines operating Global Container Liner Services in today's
context rely exclusively on feeder container ships for connectivity
of their containers to and from their vessels to all ports. As only
few Indian terminals provides the facilities for operating main line
vessels hence all other ports need assistance of feeder vessels to
carry out the containerized trade.

The customers for Feeder Service are the Main Line Operators and
their basis of selection of a feeder operator hinges on factors such
as frequency of sailings, experience of feeder operator suitability
of their vessels, and their integrity and consistency of operations.
Shreyas being pioneers in Feeder Service in the Indian
Subcontinent enjoy excellent rapport with almost all Main Line
Operators in India. The pioneers in operating feeder services
between the Indian Sub-Continent & the Arabian Gulf.

The need for feeder services:

To bridge the gap and provide connectivity to all ports
Main line operators unable to service all ports due to size,
cost and volume constraints
Feeder works as a gateway to conventional ports as well
High land transport cost demands more feeder connectivity
between the ports in India
Shreyas Feeder Services:
Shreyas Shipping and Logistics Ltd. operates regular and
reliable Common Carrier Feeder Services in the Indian
Subcontinent. We operate four vessels namely- OEL Shreyas,
OEL Trust, OEL Victory and Unity covering all the major
ports within the Subcontinent
The only common carrier feeder operator along the West
coast of India in the containerized trade
We cover all the important ports on the West Coast of India
o JNPT-Kandla
o Mundra- Pipavav
o Cochin-Tuticorin
o Mangalore-Karwa


OEL Shreyas: http://www.transworld.com/shreyas/oel_shreyas.html
OEL Trust: http://www.transworld.com/shreyas/oel_trust.html
OEL Victory: http://www.transworld.com/shreyas/oel_victory.html
Unity: http://www.transworld.com/shreyas/unity.html


2. Simatec Shipping L.L.S
http://www.simatech.com

Various routes:
1. Asean - Gulf Isc
LCH - SIN - PKL/PKG - CMB - JEA - KICT - MUN - CMB -
PKL/PKG - SIN - LCH
Only service in the market linking Tailand (Laem Chabang) to
Straits of Malacca, Middle East (Jebel Ali) and the Indian
Subcontinent (Karachi, Mundra, Colombo).
Ports of Call
Colombo, Sri Lanka Jebel Ali, UAE Karachi,Pakistan Laem
Chabang, Thailand Mundra, India Port Kelang, Malaysia
Singapore, Singapore

2. Arabian Sea Express
JEA - MCT - MUN - JNPCT - JEA
Ports of Call
Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, India
Jebel Ali, UAE
Mundra, India
Muscat, Oman

3. C C G Service
MAA - CMB - COK - JEA - COK - CMB - MAA
Ports of Call
Chennai, India
Cochin, India
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Jebel Ali, UAE

4. China India Sub Continent Service
XGG TAO LCH SIN PKL/PKG NSA CMB PKL/PKG SIN
TPP - XGG
Service linking North China (Tianjin,Qingdao) to Tailand (Laem
Chabang), Straits of Malacca and the Indian Subcontinent (Nhava
Sheva).
Ports of Call
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Laem Chabang, Thailand
Nhava Sheva, India
Port Kelang, Malaysia
Qingdao, China
Singapore, Singapore
Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia
Xingang, China

5. India Sub Con Bangladesh
Service
CGP -CMB - PICT - MUN - CMB - CGP
Ports of Call
Chittagong, Bangladesh
Colombo, Sri Lanka
Mundra, India
Pakistan International, Pakistan

6. India Dubai East Africa
MUN - PICT - JEA - MBA - DAR - MUN
Ports of Call
Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Jebel Ali, UAE
Mombasa, Kenya
Mundra, India
Pakistan International, Pakistan

7. India Gulf Service
JEA - SOH - MUN - JNPCT - KHF - JEA
This route is serviced by two 2,800 TEU vessels and is a weekly service
connecting major ports in the Middle East to India.
Ports of Call
Abu Dhabi, UAE Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, India Jebel Ali, UAE
Mundra, India Sohar,Oman

8. Nhava Sheva, Muscat, Gulf
JEA - MUN - PIP - GTI -MCT - JEA This is a weekly route connecting
Jebel Ali to Muscat, Nhava Sheva and Muscat and is serviced by two
2,200 TEU vessels.
Ports of Call
Gateway Terminals,India
Jebel Ali, UAE
Mundra, India
Muscat, Oman
Pipavav, India