On 13th July 2022, the Chairman & CEO of CULINES Mr. Raymond Chen visited Saigon Newport Corporation (hereinafter referred to as SNP) with team members of Network Planning & Cooperation, Trade, and Operation. President - Mr. Thuan and Vice President - Mr. Quy of SNP, along with Department Directors welcomed CULINES and held a meeting.

During the meeting, the two parties exchanged ideas on deepening cooperation in areas such as shipping and value-added logistics services. Both will as always maintain a mutually supportive relationship for common development and in-depth cooperation, so as to optimize the network and provide customers with higher-quality services.

Higher-quality services

Currently, CULINES vessels mainly call at SNP terminals including TC128, TCCL, TCHP, and TCCT. CULINES also cooperates with SNP’s subsidiary - TAN CANG WATER WAY for feeder services.

Mr. Raymond Chen also paid a visit to the Vietnam branch of CULINES and listened to the reports on the work

During the trip in Vietnam, Chairman & CEO Mr. Raymond Chen, with CULINES Vietnam team, welcomed the recently delivered newbuilding CUL YANGPU for her maiden call at Cat Lai Terminal in Ho Chi Minh and visited the terminal.

Mr. Raymond Chen also paid a visit to the Vietnam branch of CULINES and listened to the reports on the work in Vietnam and Cambodia and exchanged ideas on future planning and strategies in this region.

Direct-sailing services

Currently, CULINES Vietnam offers 14 services in Ho Chi Minh (CVX/CV3/CVT/CVC/CVN/TVT/THXA/THXB/VGX) and Haiphong (SV2/SVG/SHX/HPX/CIS), of which eight are self-operated or joint-venture. Direct-sailing services are offered for North & East China/South China/Taiwan/Thailand/Middle East - Ho Chi Minh and East China/South China/Korea/India - Haiphong.

CULINES Vietnam also provides transshipment services for Vietnamese exports to Europe and the United States, as well as for cargoes from Phnom Penh of Cambodia via Ho Chi Minh to CULINES direct-sailing network.

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