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RCL Introduce a New Service "RCI02" South China Indonesia Service

26 Dec 2023

RCL with its partner are pleased to introduce a weekly service connecting Central China to Indonesia and Philippines branded as the 'RCI02' service with the rotation of Hong Kong-Nansha-Shekou-Surabaya-Semarang-Jakarta-Philippines using 1 X 2,588 TEU sized ships.

The proforma is:

The maiden voyage will depart Hongkong on the 30 December 2023. RCL will deploy the Uru Bhum in the service.

According to a RCL spokesperson, "The new RCI02 will be the new service to improve the connections between the China to Indonesia and Philippines, with direct calls from 2 main ports in South China and Hongkong to Indonesia and Philippines with a very competitive transit time.

"Customer loading from the two main South China ports and Hongkong can enjoy direct service to Indonesia & Philippines and vice versa at a very competitive transit time from Indonesia & Philippines to South China main ports."

About RCL

Founded in 1979, RCL is a Thai based container shipping line. Listed on the Thai Stock Exchange since 1988, its core business is in the carriage of Shipper owned containers (SOC) and its own Carrier Owned Containers (COC) in a service network that is fully Asia centric. RCL currently owns and operates a fleet of 41 vessels with sizes ranging between 388 TEUs and 11,714 TEUs. It also has a fleet of 137,527 TEUs to support its own COC carriage as well. RCL operates a network of 77 offices made up of both owned and agency partner offices to support its operations. Today, RCL is recognised as amongst the leading SOC and Intra Asian operator by both peers and customers alike.

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