Asia, which was regarded as the generator of global economy, was running at high speed now. As a result, Danish shipping companies eyed on huge opportunities in Asia, rushing to invest.
    Maersk and Dampskibsselskabet NORDEN A/S were Denmark's largest shipping companies, which kept optimistic views on the growth of Asia. Maersk had 77 boxships and tankers in Singaporean port, with another 30 ships ready for operation. Maersk became the largest shipping lines in Singaporean port.
    "Our ships occupied 10% of those registered in Singapore," said a Supervisor from Maersk.
    Similarly, Maersk owned 39 ships with Hong Kong flag, which was one of the largest foreign shipping lines in Hong Kong.
    NORDEN A/S was also carrying out business in Asia since 1996. According to statistics, over 40% cargo shipping service of North Europe was related with Asia and it was increased. Over 80% of the world?s cargo shipping occurred in Asia. So, it was the focus.
    China surpassed Japan and Korea, to become the world's largest shipbuilding base. In 2009, NORDEN A/S established cooperation with Shanghai Maritime University, for talents cultivation.

Source: seatrade asia