October15 , 2026

    TS Lines Launches HLS Service to Boost Southeast Asia–India/Pakistan Trade

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    TS Lines has announced the launch of its new Hercules Service (HLS), strengthening direct maritime connectivity between Southeast Asia and key ports in West India and Pakistan.

    The newly introduced service features a 35-day rotation, offering seamless port coverage from major Southeast Asian hubs including Laem Chabang, Singapore, and Port Klang to strategic gateways in the Indian Subcontinent.

    Port Rotation: Laem Chabang → Singapore → Port Klang → Nhava Sheva → Mundra → Karachi → Port Klang → Singapore → Laem Chabang

    Key Highlights
    Direct service linking Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia with West India and Pakistan
    Dedicated calls at Nhava Sheva, Mundra, and Karachi, enhancing market access Strengthened cargo connectivity and improved transit efficiency Integration with TS Lines’ existing regional network for greater flexibility

    The launch of HLS marks a significant step in TS Lines’ strategy to expand its Intra-Asia and Indian Subcontinent network, catering to rising trade demand and ensuring more reliable, efficient shipping solutions across the region.

    The service is expected to support exporters and importers with faster transit times, improved coverage, and enhanced supply chain resilience.