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A Global Leader in the Maritime Transport Industry. “K” Line started operations in Singapore in 1973, under Kawasaki Singapore (Pte) Limited (subsequently known as “K” Line (Singapore) Pte Ltd) and became a full-fledged shipping agency in 1981. Read More.
We will work to achieve sustainable corporate growth and create new value through proactive approaches to key issues such as safe operations, environmental conservation, and human resource development.
K Line container Smokestack of a K Line vessel. A K Line container mounted on a trailer is on a road in Belgium. Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (川崎汽船株式会社, Kawasaki Kisen Kabushiki gaisha, branded as "K" Line) is a Japanese transportation company.
Sep 24, 2021 · Publication of FACTBOOK 2021. The web site of “K” Line Global RORO Service, a provider of Car Carrier (PCC) and RORO, High and Heavy / Break Bulk, and Auto Logistics.
For nearly a century, we have established our global presence across first-class trading hubs around the world through a vast network of “K” Line Group offices.
27-June-2024 - "K" LINE Group-Managed Vessels Received the 2023 Best Quality Ship Award. 13-June-2024 - "K" LINE Group Provided Free Ocean Transportation of Desks and Chairs for Students of Santiago Japanese School. 12-June-2024 - TES and “K” LINE Partner for Sustainable Maritime Shipping Solutions.
“K” Line Global RORO Service’s schedules. Latin America East Coast. NORTH AMERICA & SOUTH AMERICA SHUTTLE SERVICE
The “K” LINE Group is an integrated logistics company that owns and operates various fleets tailored to worldwide marine transportation needs. We also engage in land transportation and warehousing businesses. The “K” LINE Group has defined the Value (“K” LINE Value) as a symbol of its corporate value.
An overview of “K” Line Global RORO Service. We have evolved into an integrated logistics company through a history of taking on challenges for over 100 years.
As a pioneer in the transport of automobiles using pure car carriers (PCC), "K" Line provides services for the safe and timely transport of completely built-up cars (CBU). "K" Line entered the CBU transport service in 1970 with the Toyota Maru No. 10, Japan's first PCC.
