CULines announces KCI (Korea-China-India) weekly service

To call Nhava Sheva and Mundra

To further expand its Northeast Asia service network, CULines will soon launch the KCI (Korea-China-India) weekly service. The new service provides direct connectivity between Northeast Asia and the Indian Subcontinent, CULines said. 

The maiden sailing departs Busan on July 16, 2026. Its port rotation is as follows: Busan, Gwangyang - Shanghai - Ningbo - Shekou - Port Klang - Nhava Sheva - Mundra - Karachi - Port Klang - Busan

Leveraging CULines’ diversified liner network, KCI also offers efficient onward connections to the Middle East, Red Sea and East Mediterranean, providing customers in Northeast Asia and China with a stable and reliable gateway to India and Pakistan.

As one of the JV partners, CULines will join the KCI service with the 6,700 TEU MV RACINE deployed on the loop, it informed in a communique.

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