Cichen Shen is an APAC Editor at Informa. She specializes in supply chain and logistics, energy and mining, and transportation and mobility, with a keen focus on topics related to China, ESG, climate change, and developments in Korea and Japan. Cichen's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent publications such as Lloyd's List.
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Cichen Shen's articles predominantly focus on the transportation and logistics industry, with an emphasis on shipping, maritime industry, international trade, and China. Given this coverage area, pitches should offer insights related to these sectors such as innovative trends in international trade or impactful developments within the Chinese transportation and logistics space.
As Cichen often covers press releases and private sector announcements in the transportation and logistics industry without a specified geographic focus, experts or companies within these fields can provide valuable contributions to her reporting. Additionally, given their expertise in specific areas of interest like shipping routes or logistical challenges faced by multinational corporations would likely be well-received for potential interview opportunities.
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Chinese builder Hengli's new ‘Future Factory' in Dalian aims to hire 30,000 workers and produce cutting-edge green ships and offshore equipment
Although there remains much uncertainty, the reopening of shipping through the Red Sea seems to be drawing nearer
Deal was finalised after securing approval from competition authorities
Data shows seven of the top 10 order-wining shipyards globally are in China Last year, the top three individual shipyards globally in terms of order wins were all Chinese.
South Korean builder has made solid progress toward achieving its annual order target
As the Chinese zodiac ushers in the Year of the Snake, the shipping industry faces a volatile mix of geopolitical tensions, economic risks, as well as opportunities for profit
Japanese giant will adopt carbon dioxide removal technologies to reduce Scope 1 emissions
By: Cichen Shen
Carriers competing for market share and shippers seeking to retaliate for previously high rates will likely drive a race to the bottom, according to Sea Intelligence
Each of the 3,800 dwt class vessels costs €9m While maintaining shipmanagement as its core business, Seacon has been actively expanding its controlled fleet
Carriers could still see decent profits in the first half of 2025 despite falling spot rates
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