Höegh Autoliners Wins Maritime And Logistics Awards 2016

On 28 September, the All India’s 7th Maritime and Logistics Awards (MALA) was held in Mumbai.

This premier event has carved a niche for itself as the definitive recognition of excellence in the Indian Maritime the Logistics sector. Höegh Autoliners was a proud recipient of the “Shipping Line of the Year – Ro Ro Operator” award for the third consecutive year.

Karolath Gopinath, Head of Country, Höegh Autoliners India says,

“In such a highly competitive, vast and complex industry in India, we are honoured to have won this award for the third consecutive year. This is a remarkable achievement considering Höegh Autoliners India was established only eight years ago. This accomplishment is due to the exceptional work done by the Höegh team as a whole.”

Reference: hoeghautoliners.com

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