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| 2007 |  |
Established Local Corporation in Sydney, Australia (JAN)
Christened Hanjin Tianjin, Hanjin Xiamen (FEB)
Late Chairman, Mr. Sooho Cho to Receive Honorary Port Pilot Award (FEB)
Signed Contract for Establishing Terminal Equipment in Pusan New Port Phase
2-1 (MAR)
Signed MOU for Terminal Development in Vietnam (MAR)
Purchased treasury shares of S-Oil (MAR)
Named ‘Carrier of the Year’ by Owens Corning for Five Consecutive Years (MAR)
Signed Contract for Chartering Five New 3,400TEU Containerships (APR)
CKYH Alliance to Reshuffle AWE Services (MAY)
Launched Website Demonstrating Corporate Ethics and Fair Trade Program (MAY)
Established Hanjin Overseas Tankers Pte., Ltd. in Singapore (JUL)
Honored as ‘2007 Word-Class Company’ by Korean CEO Association (SEP)
First to Publish GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) Sustainability Report among
Domestic Carriers (SEP)
First to Open Maritime Training Center among Domestic Carriers (OCT)
Received ‘2007 Customer-Oriented Management Award’ (OCT)
Signed MOU for Dedicated Terminal Development in Jacksonville, U.S. (OCT)
Established Portal System for Ship Management (NOV)
Donated to Constructing Elementary School in Luoyang, China (NOV)
Christened Hanjin Mumbai, Hanjin Shenzhen (DEC)
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| 2006 |  |
Launched a sales office in Antwerp, Belgium (JAN)
Established a Bangkok local company (MAR)
Launched a sales office in Bremen, Germany (APR)
Established a JVC in Colombo, Sri Lanka (JUL)
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| 2005 |  |
Launched a local company in Vietnam (JAN)
Ordered three 6,500 TEU class vessels to Hyundai Heavy Industries (FEB)
Signed MOU with Sebang to integrate the control of berths in Gamman and
Gwanyang Terminals (MAR)
Launched CIX feeder service that connects Asia and the Middle East with COSCO
(APR)
Named one of the Top Ten Companies that will lead Korea’s future economy by
Dong-A Ilbo (APR)
Initiated joint operations of four new Asia/Europe lanes with COSCO (JUN)
Slot chartered additional transpacific services, CY-PNW2 and YPN with Cosco
and Yang Ming (JUN)
Launched MGS, a new weekly Asia-Mexico/Guatemala feeder service (JUN)
Deployed two 8,000 TEU vessels, the Hanjin Boston and the Hanjin Miami, in the
transpacific trade (JUN)
Opened up Pyungtaek Container Terminal (JUN)
Launched Antwerp International Terminal NV with K Ling, Yang Ming and PSA (AUG)
Launched South China Middle East Express Service (SMX) with COSCO and K Line
(SEP)
President J. W. Park named board member of Word Shipping Council (SEP)
Launched Asia – the Mediterranean Service (CMX) with K Line and Yang Ming (SEP)
Deployed the Hanjin Baltimore, a 8,000 TEU class vessels in Pacific Express
Service (SEP)
Named one of 'Asia's Fab 50 Companies' by Forbes (OCT)
Launched a dedicated repair shipyard in Qushan Island, China (OCT)
Launched a new sales office in Wenzhou, China (OCT)
Deployed the Hanjin Dallas and the Hanjin Yantian, two 8,000 TEU class vessels
in Transpacific lane, Pacific Express Service (NOV)
Slot Chartered to officer Asia – South America service with Mitsui OSK Lines
(DEC)
Launched a local company in Valencia, Spain to substitute the previous sales
office/agency (DEC)
Upgraded CAX, China America Express Service by adding Oakland to port callings
(DEC)
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| 2004 |  |
Ordered five 6,500 TEU class vessels from Hyundai Heavy Industries (JAN)
Launched SEA, South China America Express (JAN)
Reshuffled and initiated CAX, CUX and CLX that connect major ports in China
with US West Coast (APR)
10th Anniversary of the establishment of dedicated terminal in Aomi, Tokyo
(APR)
All Hanjin Shipping vessels became fully compliant with the ISPS code (MAY)
Honored by International Business Association in Long Beach for Hanjin
Shipping’s contribution to Long Beach regional development (MAY)
Hanjin Shipping listed on Forbes 400 A-List Companies (SEP)
J. W. Park appointed President & CEO of Hanjin Shipping (OCT)
Restructured PDE, PNW and PDS that connect major ports in China with US West
Coast (OCT)
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| 2003 |  |
Won-pyo Choi appointed President of Hanjin Shipping (JAN)
Began to offer mobile service for PDA users at Hanjin Shipping’s website (FEB)
Split Pendulum Express Service into PNX (US) and NEX (Europe) to enhance
service quality (FEB)
Introduced service to Vietnam with Sinokor (MAR)
Lunched North China-Indonesia Express Service (NIX) jointly with COSCO (MAR)
Deployed 5,750 TEU vessels; Hanjin Basel (MAR), Hanjin Lisbon (MAY), Hanjin
Madrid (JUN), Hanjin Chicago (JUL)
Sooho Cho appointed Chairman of Hanjin Shipping (JUL)
Started the second phase on-dock operation of the Dedicated Terminal in Long
Beach (AUG)
Accredited by Bureau Veritas Quality International for Quality for Quality,
Environmental and Health & Safety Management Systems (DEC)
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| 2002 |  |
Launched 4500 TEU vessel, the Hanjin Phoenix into service
Launched 5500 TEU vessel, the Hanjin Taipei, into Pendulum service
Deployed 4500 TEU vessel, the Hanjin Pretoria into service
Introduced new China-America Service (CAS) route
Achieved OHSAS 18001 certification
Signed terminal agreement with PSA to continue long-term partnership
Opened newly constructed terminal at Pier T, Long Beach
Added China-Northwest Europe (CNE) service in cooperation with Coscon
Introduced 18th 5500 TEU vessel, the Hanjin Gothenburg into service
Reinforces its All Water and transatlantic services (AWE1, 2, 3, and TAS) with
CKYHS
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| 2001 |  |
Established Hanjin Logistics Inc. (HJL) in Chicago
Launched Japan-Thailand Express Service (JTX)
Launched Malaysia-Korea Service (MKS)
Opened 120-acre exclusive container terminal in Oakland
Launched Australia-China Express Service (ACX)
CKYH Alliance Agreement
Introduced vessel drawings electronic database, “E-booki”
Launched 5500 TEU vessel, the Hanjin Cairo, into Pendulum service
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| 2000 |  |
Launched third LNG carrier, the Hanjin Sur
Begins direct Yantian call on Pendulum A service
Chan-gil Kim appointed President of Hanjin Shipping
Agreement with the Port of Long Beach to build and operate a new 370-acre
terminal
Established subsidiary company – CyberLogitec
Vice Chairman Sooho Cho awarded ‘Medal of Honor’ from city of Hamburg
Achieved company-wide ISO14001 certification
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| 1999 |  |
Launched second LNG carrier, the Hanjin Muscat
Agreement with the Port of Oakland to build and operate a new 120-acre terminal
Introduced two 5,600TEU-class container vessels into Pendulum Service (PDM 1)
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| 1998 |  |
Opened exclusive container terminal in Hamburg, Germany
Launched new communications system under the name of “New Information System”
Added second Australia/South Asia Service – Australia Service Plus (ASP)
Established new intermodal customer center in Chicago
Opened exclusive container terminal in Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Opened exclusive container terminal in Kwangyang, Korea
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| 1997 |  |
Acquired majority interest in DSR-Senator Line
President Cho elected Chairman of the Korea Ship owners' Association
Reached 10 million TEU benchmark
First Exclusive Container Terminal opened in Kamcheon, Korea
Kicked off new direct service to Manzanillo, Mexico
Opened exclusive terminal in Long Beach, USA
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| 1996 |  |
Added direct calls in China to Transpacific Service (CAX)
First 5,300TEU-class vessel deployed, the Hanjin London
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| 1995 |  |
Launched Transatlantic Service, China Europe Express Service, and
Mediterranean Service
Introduced first LNG carrier, the Hanjin Pyong Teak
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| 1994 |  |
Mr. Sooho Cho elected President of HJS
Opened exclusive terminal in Tokyo, Japan
Established services from Pusan to four ports in China
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| 1992 |  |
Established exclusive terminal in Osaka, Japan
First 4,000TEU-class vessel deployed, the Hanjin Osaka
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| 1991 |  |
Introduced Pendulum Service between U.S.A. and Europe via Asia
Opened exclusive terminal in Long Beach, USA
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| 1988 |  |
Hanjin Shipping Co., Ltd. born through the merger of Korea Shipping Corp.
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| 1986 |  |
Launched All-Water East Coast Service, Korea-Japan Service
Introduced HJS double stack train in the U.S.A.
Opened exclusive terminal in Seattle, USA
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| 1979 |  |
Introduced Transpacific Service
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| 1978 |  |
Established Korea's first Middle East Route
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| 1977 |  |
Established Hanjin Container Lines Ltd.
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