Cosco Shipping International (Hongkong) Co Ltd
HKEX:517
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Cosco Shipping International (Hongkong) Co Ltd
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COSCO SHIPPING International (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd. operates as an investment holding company, which engages in the provision of shipping services and general trading. The firm operates through six segments. Coatings segment is engaged in the production and sales of coatings. Marine Equipment and Spare Parts segment is engaged in the trading of marine equipment and spare parts. Ship Trading Agency segment is engaged in the provision of agency services related to shipbuilding, ship trading and bareboat charter businesses. Insurance Brokerage segment is engaged in the provision of insurance brokerage services. Marine Fuel and Other Products segment is engaged in the trading of marine fuels and other related products. General Trading segment is engaged in the trading of asphalt and other products.
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