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CORPORATE PRESENTATION LINES 2021 Loremcma Cgmipsum CORPORATE PRESENTATION LINES 2021 LoremCMA CGMipsum CMA CGM Belgium Shipping Agency PART 1 LOREM IPSUM DOLOR sit amet consectetuer diam CORPORATE PRESENTATION I 00 Lorem ipsum dolor Month 2017 CMA CGM Services & Transit Times N. Europe/Asia FAL 1 FAL 6 Wednesday Sunday Tuesday Thursday Monday Thursday Sunday FRDKK DEHAM NLRTM GBSOU GBFXT DEHAM NLRTM PORT KELANG 32 29 26 24 TANJUNG PELEPAS 28 25 22 TIANJIN XINGANG 42 38 36 34 KAOHSIUNG 34 31 27 PUSAN 47 43 40 38 QINGDAO 38 35 32 NINGBO 50 46 43 41 SHANGHAI 41 38 34 SHANGHAI 51 48 45 43 NINGBO 43 40 37 YANTIAN 55 51 48 46 TAIPEI 45 42 39 YANTIAN 47 44 41 FAL 2 FAL 7 Sunday Wednesday Thursday Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday DEHAM BEANR NLRTM DEHAM NLRTM BEZEE GBFXT SHANGHAI 30 27 25 SINGAPORE 27 25 23 21 TIANJIN XINGANG 33 30 28 HONG KONG 32 30 29 26 DALIAN 35 33 31 XIAMEN 34 32 30 28 QINGDAO 38 35 33 NANSHA 36 34 32 30 FAL 3 Friday Monday Thursday FAL 8 Saturday Wednesday Saturday NLRTM BEANR FRLEH BEANR DEHAM NLRTM PORT KELANG 34 32 28 PORT KELANG 28 25 21 QINGDAO 42 40 36 NINGBO 35 32 28 NINGBO 46 43 40 SHANGHAI 37 33 30 SHANGHAI 48 45 42 KAOHSIUNG 40 36 33 YANTIAN 51 48 45 YANTIAN 42 38 35 SINGAPORE 46 42 39 FAL 5 Friday Sunday Friday Monday GBFXT BEZEE PLGDN DEWVN SINGAPORE 38 36 31 28 YANTIAN 43 42 37 33 SHANGHAI 51 49 44 40 NINGBO 52 51 46 42 XIAMEN 55 54 49 45 FAL1: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 12 x 15.072 – 20.954 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM • Service to South & North China and South Korea Wednesday Sunday Tuesday Thursday FRDKK DEHAM NLRTM GBSOU Rotterdam World DP World Terminal de Flandres Eurogate GatewayTerminal Southampton PORT KELANG 32 29 26 24 TIANJIN XINGANG 42 38 36 34 PUSAN 47 43 40 38 NINGBO 50 46 43 41 SHANGHAI 51 48 45 43 YANTIAN 55 51 48 46 FAL2: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 11 x 19.273 - 21.237 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% COSCO • Service covering North & Central China Sunday Wednesday Thursday DEHAM BEANR NLRTM Antwerp Gateway HHLA-CTT EMX COS 1700 SHANGHAI 30 27 25 TIANJIN XINGANG 33 30 28 DALIAN 35 33 31 QINGDAO 38 35 33 FAL3: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 12 x 15.072 – 17.859 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM • Service covering Central & South China Friday Monday Thursday NLRTM BEANR FRLEH Rotterdam World Antwerp Gateway Terminal de GatewayTerminal 1700 France PORT KELANG 34 32 28 QINGDAO 42 40 36 NINGBO 46 43 40 SHANGHAI 48 45 42 YANTIAN 51 48 45 FAL5: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 12 x 14.074 – 21.413 Teus • OPERATOR: • 3 x COSCO • 6 x OOCL • 3 x CSCL • BEZEE call – delivery BEANR: ATO quay 364 Friday Sunday Friday Monday GBFXT BEZEE PLGDN DEWVN Eurogate Container FDRC CSPT DCT Terminal Terminal SINGAPORE 38 36 31 28 YANTIAN 43 42 37 33 SHANGHAI 51 49 44 40 NINGBO 52 51 46 42 XIAMEN 55 54 49 45 FAL6: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 11 x 20.160 – 20.388 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% EVERGREEN Monday Thursday Sunday GBFXT DEHAM NLRTM FDRC HHLA-CTB EMX TANJUNG PELEPAS 28 25 22 KAOHSIUNG 34 31 27 QINGDAO 38 35 32 SHANGHAI 41 38 34 NINGBO 43 40 37 TAIPEI 45 42 39 YANTIAN 47 44 41 FAL7: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 10 x 13.200 – 14.568 Teus • OPERATOR: • 1 x CMA CGM • 7 x COSCO • 2 x CSCL • BEZEE call – delivery BEANR: ATO quay 364 Thursday Saturday Monday Wednesday DEHAM NLRTM BEZEE GBFXT ECT Euromax HHLA CTT CSPT FDRC Rotterdam SINGAPORE 27 25 23 21 HONG KONG 32 30 29 26 XIAMEN 34 32 30 28 NANSHA 36 34 32 30 FAL8: French Asia Line to the Far East LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 10 x 13.806 – 14.424 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% EVERGREEN Saturday Wednesday Saturday BEANR DEHAM NLRTM ECT Euromax MSC PSA HHLA-CTB Rotterdam PORT KELANG 28 25 21 NINGBO 35 32 28 SHANGHAI 37 33 30 KAOHSIUNG 40 36 33 YANTIAN 42 38 35 SINGAPORE 46 42 39 PART 1 LOREM IPSUM DOLOR sit amet consectetuer diam CORPORATE PRESENTATION I 00 Lorem ipsum dolor Month 2017 EPIC: Jeddah & Jebel Ali LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 8 x 8.100 Teus • OPERATOR: • 1 x CMA CGM • 1 x HAPAG LLOYD • 6 x MSC • Widest geographical coverage in North Europe • Breakbulk possibilities to Djibouti • Reefer possibilities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Tuesday GBSOU DEBRV NLRTM BEANR FRLEH DP World Delta Dedicated Eurogate MPET 1718 TNMSC Southampton North - ECT JEDDAH NA NA NA NA NA JEBEL ALI NA NA NA NA NA ABU DHABI 29 26 24 22 20 DJIBOUTI (via Jeddah) 28 25 23 21 19 EPIC 2: Jeddah & Jebel Ali (fortnightly) LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 9 x 13.000 Teus • OPERATOR: • 3 x CMA CGM Friday • 1 x Cosco DEHAM • 5 x Hapag Lloyd CTA Terminal Hamburg JEDDAH 20 Feeder Service to: AQABA 32 AIN SOKHNA 29 PORT SUDAN 33 ADEN 32 JEBEL ALI 27 Feeder Service to: SHARJAH - FUJAIRAH 38 KHALIFA BIN SALMAN P, BAHRAIN 39 SOHAR 37 SALALAH 44 DUQM 45 SHUWAIKH 33 SHUAIBA 32 DAMMAM 34 JUBAIL 36 AJMAN 30 UMM QASR (SOUTH PORT) 34 UMM AL QAIWAIN 36 RAS AL KHAIMAH 30 KHALIFA PORT, ABU DHABI 29 Friday Monday Thursday FAL 3: Jeddah & Jebel Ali NLRTM BEANR FRLEH Rotterdam World Antwerp Gateway Terminal de France GatewayTerminal 1700 JEDDAH 17 15 11 Feeder Service to: LINE PARTICULARS AIN SOKHNA 21 19 15 • FLEET: 12 x 12.917 – 17.292 Teus AQABA 30 27 23 PORT SUDAN 37 25 24 • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM ADEN 30 27 23 • POL: BEANR, NLRTM, FRLEH JEBEL ALI 24 22 18 Feeder Service to: SHARJAH 31 27 22 FUJAIRAH 30 28 25 KHALIFA BIN SALMAN P, BAHRAIN 31 29 25 SOHAR 32 32 27 SALALAH 36 35 30 DUQM 38 33 31 SHUWAIKH 39 37 33 SHWAIBA 33 30 25 DAMMAM 29 27 23 JUBAIL 36 33 28 AJMAN 29 27 23 HAMAD (via MALTA) 32 30 27 PART 1 LOREM IPSUM DOLOR sit amet consectetuer diam CORPORATE PRESENTATION I 00 Lorem ipsum dolor Month 2017 EPIC: to India & Pakistan LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 8 x 8.100 Teus • OPERATOR: • 1 x CMA CGM • 1 x HAPAG LLOYD • 6 x MSC • Widest geographical coverage in North Europe • Reefer possibilities Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Tuesday GBSOU DEBRV NLRTM BEANR FRLEH DP World Delta Dedicated Eurogate MPET 1718 TNMSC Southampton North - ECT PORT QASIM 32 29 27 25 23 NHAVA SHEVA 35 32 30 28 26 MUNDRA 37 34 32 30 28 Feeder Service to: COCHIN 43 41 41 39 36 TUTICORIN 43 41 41 39 36 EPIC 2: to India & Pakistan LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 9 x 13.000 Teus • OPERATOR: • 3 x CMA CGM • 1 x Cosco • 5 x Hapag Lloyd • Widest geographical coverage in North Europe • Reefer possibilities Monday Thursday Sunday Tuesday NLRTM DEHAM GBLGP BEANR Dedicated Delta CTA Terminal DP World PSA 913 South Terminal Hamburg London Gateway KARACHI 30 26 24 22 NHAVA SHEVA 32 28 26 24 HAZIRA 34 30 28 26 MUNDRA 35 31 29 27 FAL3: to East Coast Indian Subcontinent LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 12 x 12.917 – 17.292 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM • POL: NLRTM, FRDKK, DEHAM, FRLEH Thursday Thursday FRDKK FRLEH Terminal de Terminal de Flandres France COLOMBO 48 41 CHENNAI 45 44 CALCUTTA (KOLKATA) 54 47 VISAKHAPATNAM 35 35 HALDIA 37 35 FAL6: to East Coast Indian Subcontinent LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 11 x 13.800 – 20.388 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% EVERGREEN Saturday Tuesday Friday GBFXT DEHAM NLRTM Dedicated Delta Landguard Terminal Bukai Hamburg South Terminal COLOMBO 24 20 17 Feeder Service to: VISAKHAPATNAM 34 31 28 HALDIA 34 31 28 CALCUTTA (KOLKATA) 34 31 28 CHENNAI 29 26 23 FAL8: to East Coast Indian Subcontinent LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 10 x 13.806 – 14.424 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% EVERGREEN • POL: BEANR, DEHAM, NLRTM Friday BEANR Antwerp Gateway 1700 VISAKHAPATNAM 30 HALDIA 30 CALCUTTA (KOLKATA) 45 CHENNAI 39 COLOMBO 24 PART 1 LOREM IPSUM DOLOR sit amet consectetuer diam CORPORATE PRESENTATION I 00 Lorem ipsum dolor Month 2017 EURAF1: from Europe Atlantic to West Africa LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 6 x 3.718 – 4.957 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM • Connection with EURAF3 & 4 and WAZZAN • CTBL via: • Abidjan to Burkina Faso • Dakar to Mali • Direct call to Dakar, Tema & Abidjan Tuesday Thursday Friday Saturday Monday Wednesday GBTIL BEANR NLVLI FRDKK FRLEH FRMTX London Container Terminal de Terminal de Terminal AGW 1700 Kloosterboer Terminal Tilbury Flandres France Grand Ouest TANGER 11 10 9 7 5 3 ALGECIRAS 12 11 10 8 6 4 DAKAR 16 15 14 13 10 9 TEMA 22 21 19 18 16 14 ABIDJAN 25 23 22 21 18 17 EURAF2: from Algeciras to Nigeria LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 8 x 1.886 – 4.360 Teus • OPERATOR: • 4 x CMA CGM • 3 x Hapag Lloyd • 1 x Arkas • Ex Europe to Apapa, Lagos & Nigeria Friday EURAF 5 BEANR ACT 730 ALGECIRAS 7 APAPA 25 TINCAN 22 EURAF3: from Algeciras & Tanger to Sierra Leone, Gambia & Liberia LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 5 x 1.700 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM Thursday EURAF 1 BEANR AGW 1700 TANGER 10 ALGECIRAS 12 FREETOWN 20 MONROVIA 23 BANJUL 27 EURAF4: from Valencia, Algeciras, Tanger to Equatorial Guinea, Togo, Benin & Cameroun LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 6 x 3.600 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM • CTBL: • Niger via Lome / Cotonou Thursday • Walvis Bay via Cotonou EURAF 1 • CAR & Chad via Douala BEANR AGW 1700 ALGECIRAS 9 TANGER 10 Feeder Service to: LOME 22 COTONOU 24 BATA 27 MALABO 27 DOUALA 33 EURAF5: from Europe & Portugal to Congo, Angola, Gabon & Cameroun LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 7 x 4.200 Teus • OPERATOR: • 3 x CMA CGM • 4 x NDS • Weekly direct call to Libreville • DRC ports Matadi & Boma per feeder via Pointe Noire • Angola secondary ports Lobito & Namibe per feeder via Luanda • Onne, Port Gentil & Takoradi per feeder via Kribi • CTBL via: • Matadi to Kinshasa Friday Saturday Thursday BEANR FRLEH PTLIS Terminal de ACT 730 Liscont Terminal l'Atlantique ALGECIRAS 7 6 1 POINTE NOIRE 18 17 12 LUANDA 22 21 16 LIBREVILLE 26 25 20 KRIBI 31 30 25 WAZZAN: from Tanger to Mauritania LINE PARTICULARS • FLEET: 4 x 1.700 Teus • OPERATOR: 100% CMA CGM Thursday EURAF
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