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OOIL names Cosco's Wang Haimin as new CEO in major reshuffle
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ORIENT Overseas (International) Limited (OOIL), the parent company of Hong Kong containerline OOCL, has appointed vice president ofCosco Shipping Holdings, Wang Haimin, as its new CEO.
Mr Wang will replace Huang Xiaowen, who had resigned from a series of roles at OOIL due to another work arrangement.
Andy Tung, who was the CEO of OOCL before the Cosco takeover, was re-designated to co-CEO. Mr Tung has not stepped down from the post as reported earlier in our report on September 20. He also serves as an executive director of the company.
Managing director of Cosco Shipping Lines, Yang Zhijian, and Feng Boming, chairman of Cosco Shipping Ports, have been appointed as executive directors of OOIL.
The management change of OOIL is believed to be part of a major top management reshuffle within Cosco Shipping Group. Cosco Shipping Lines, Cosco Shipping Bulk and Cosco Shipping Ports have all appointed new leaders recently.
Cosco completed the takeover of OOIL in July 2018. VesselsValue data shows OOCL currently owns 51 containerships with total
capacity of around 425,000 TEU.
Mr Wang will replace Huang Xiaowen, who had resigned from a series of roles at OOIL due to another work arrangement.
Andy Tung, who was the CEO of OOCL before the Cosco takeover, was re-designated to co-CEO. Mr Tung has not stepped down from the post as reported earlier in our report on September 20. He also serves as an executive director of the company.
Managing director of Cosco Shipping Lines, Yang Zhijian, and Feng Boming, chairman of Cosco Shipping Ports, have been appointed as executive directors of OOIL.
The management change of OOIL is believed to be part of a major top management reshuffle within Cosco Shipping Group. Cosco Shipping Lines, Cosco Shipping Bulk and Cosco Shipping Ports have all appointed new leaders recently.
Cosco completed the takeover of OOIL in July 2018. VesselsValue data shows OOCL currently owns 51 containerships with total
capacity of around 425,000 TEU.