Container Fleet
Operating 557 vessels (including OOCL), with a total capacity of over3.4 millionTEU.
Dry Bulk Fleet
51.25 million DWT / 478 vessels.
Specialized Fleet
7.883 million DWT / 207 vessels, including semi-submersible vessels, multipurpose heavy-lift vessels, pulp carriers, and car carriers.
LNG Fleet
Participating in the investment of 87 vessels, with a total capacity of 15.05 millioncubic meters.
Port
Ports are not only docking points but also intelligent hubs for aggregation, distribution, and circulation, forming the foundation for our one-stop services to customers. Our port operations include investment in and management of terminals and supporting facilities. We have invested in 58 terminals worldwide, including 51 container terminals.
Explore our key ports worldwide
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Chancay Port
In 2024, Chancay Port in Peru was completed and opened, becoming the first smart and green port in South America. After opening, the sea transport time from Peru to China was reduced to 23 days, saving over 20% in logistics costs. -
Yangpu Port, Hainan
Yangpu Port opened in 1990 and now operates 54 routes, capable of accommodating 200,000-ton vessels. In 2025, its container throughput is expected to exceed 3.5 million TEU, making it an international transshipment and cargo consolidation hub connecting RCEP countries, South Pacific, Middle East, and North America. -
Piraeus Port
Located at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, Piraeus is a natural harbor in Athens and serves as Greece’s main gateway. Its annual throughput reaches 1.1 million TEU, with a total container storage area of 72,400 square meters.
