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Moyoun Jin

Seoul

Based in Seoul, Moyoun Jin writes and reports for Lloyd's List, focusing on South Korea’s extensive maritime industry.   

Before joining Lloyd’s List, Moyoun covered maritime issues in South Korea for the Fairplay and Safety at Sea publications.

Previously, she was a public relations manager at South Korean shipping and logistics major, HMM, where she managed the company's global PR strategies and was in charge of editing HMM’s monthly magazine.

Latest From Moyoun Jin

Korea Shipowners’ Association floats Iran transit fees as 26 vessels remain stranded in Hormuz

South Korean government in direct talks with Iran over stranded vessels, with a special envoy sharing ship information to facilitate negotiations

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South Korea’s shipyards report growing tanker demand buoyed by Iran conflict

The expansion of geopolitical risks in the Middle East has been immediately reflected in tanker freight rates, causing a sharp surge in VLCC rates on the Middle East–China route

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Pan Ocean joins South Korea’s VLCC buying spree with purchase of 10 secondhand tankers

Pan Ocean has struck a Won973.7bn deal to buy 10 secondhand VLCCs from SK Shipping and will add two newcastlemax newbuildings, deepening its fleet expansion as South Korean owners ramp up tanker investments

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South Korea’s big three shipbuilders see sustained profitability driven by higher-margin orders

With more than 100 LNG carrier orders expected to be placed this year, the companies are anticipated to deliver continuous, solid growth

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Busan records all-time high in cargo handling driven by transhipment growth

The drive to enhance operational efficiency through digital innovation has prompted global carriers to restructure their shipping routes

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A South Korea-India shipbuilding partnership brings more than just supply chain diversity

Developing an entirely new ecosystem in India allows South Korean yards to cater to domestic demand, access untapped markets and manage the region’s maritime infrastructure

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