Drewry was approached to develop a strategy to increase its market share and production and establish an expansion strategy which included new logistical services the client organisation does not currently provide.
The Client commissioned Drewry to optimise its shipping operations and reduce costs across its subsidiaries. Drewry provided detailed reviews of cost, contract practice and the supply chain organization and provided an action plan of key recommendations.
Retained Drewry to standardise Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in N Europe, for 8 Logistics Service Providers (LSPs), as part of an initiative to create a central contract management business unit with standardised logistics contracts.
Drewry was appointed to conduct a study for developing a SEA OSV business expansion strategy. The study included the assessment of the offshore shipping market with a focus on AHTS and PSV segments.
14 Oct 2025: The container shipping market is witnessing a growing disconnect between the freight rate and charter markets. Drewry expects to see that continue through most of next year, but a correction will follow.
07 Oct 2025: As ocean freight rates continue to soften, shippers will seek more favourable contract rates and improved terms with carriers and forwarders for 2026.
22 Sep 2025: A total of 19 companies qualified as global terminal operators (GTOs) for coverage in Drewry’s latest Global Container Terminal Operators Annual Review and Forecast report, with MOL, NYK and Yang Ming dropping out of the Drewry league tables and ONE making its debut in the global rankings.
Join us at 09:30 GMT or 16:00 GMT on Thursday 20 November 2025 to find out more on our latest research covering the dry bulk shipping market. The presentation will also provide an update on the dry bulk shipping market outlook.