Pacific International Lines (PIL) is expanding its Intra-Asia network with the launch of two services connecting China with Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia.
The enhanced North China Indonesia (NCI) Service and new China Singapore Malaysia (CSM) Service are designed to provide broader market access, competitive transit times and greater flexibility for both dry and reefer cargo across key regional trade lanes.
Strengthening China-Indonesia Connectivity
The enhanced NCI Service will commence from Qingdao on 8 November 2026, providing a direct weekly connection between China, Indonesia and Singapore.
Operated by a consortium of vessels, the service is designed to support growing trade and reefer cargo flows between major Chinese and Indonesian ports.
NCI Rotation
Qingdao – Shanghai – Nansha – Jakarta – Surabaya – Singapore – Qingdao
Launching New China-Singapore-Malaysia Service
The new CSM Service will begin from Tianjin on 27 October 2026, offering a dedicated weekly connection between North and South China, Singapore and key Malaysian ports.
The service will also provide transhipment connectivity through Singapore to PIL’s wider global network, supporting cargo flows between major manufacturing, consumption and distribution markets.
CSM Rotation
Tianjin – Qingdao – Xiamen – Singapore – Port Klang – Penang – Nansha – Tianjin
Expanding Regional Coverage
According to PIL, the two services respond to growing demand for reliable intra-Asia shipping connections and stronger links between regional production and consumption centres.
The additions further strengthen PIL’s regional network while providing customers with more direct routing options, improved flexibility and access to key growth markets across China, Indonesia and Malaysia.
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