Zim trims deficits despite virus disruption
Chief executive Eli Glickman says the company has taken decisive steps to react to the coronavirus outbreak by cutting costs, finding out-of-the-box operational solutions and switching to work-from-home mode
While liftings fell 4.5% in the first quarter of the year, average freight rates grew 7.1%, which helped increase revenues by 3.4%
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