T.S. Lines orders two container vessels for USD 246 million

By Public Technologies
  • T.S. Lines signed contracts on November 3, 2026, for two container vessels costing USD 246 million in total.
  • Shanghai Waigaoqiao and CSTC will build the 11,000-TEU vessels at USD 123 million each, with delivery expected in 2030.
  • The investment will expand owned shipping capacity to meet demand, particularly in Asia Pacific, while reducing reliance on chartered vessels.
  • Funding is expected to come from internal resources, bank loans or a combination of both.


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