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NOL looks at north-south trade potential

19 Jun 1998 - by Staff reporter
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EXPANDING NORTH-South trade is one reason Singapore-based Neptune Orient Lines may look to acquire another shipping line perhaps before the year 2003.
That's the word from Lim How Teck, deputy chief executive officer, who said recently that the company hopes to eventually enter a new trade area such as the North-South trade.

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