Hubline on verge of turnaround


Hubline's container ship Hub Enzo

THE past few years were nothing if not trying for Hubline Bhd, but the Sarawak-based shipping firm is eyeing a turnaround now that most of its bad assets have been written off.

Executive chairman and CEO Dennis Ling tells StarBizWeek that the company has reached the end of a series of painful cuts and impairments, which dented its profitability in the wake of the 2008 global financial meltdown.

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