In the second quarter of this year, the container ships of the Chinese Orient Overseas Container Lines (OOCL) transported containerized cargoes of 2.13 million TEUs, a volume that represents a growth of +8.8% over the same period in 2025 and is the second highest ever being lower Only at the record of 2.23 million TEUs set in the fourth quarter of 2020. The increase was generated by the new record quarterly traffic history on transatlantic routes that is result equal to 150 thousand TEUs (+1.8%). In addition, the volumes of containers transported on the transpacific routes and on those and with Australasia were the second most highest levels of all-time having stood at 609 thousand TEUs respectively (+21.5%) and 989 thousand TEUs (+3.9%). Traffic is also growing handled on the Asia-Europe routes, which amounted to 386 thousand TEU (+6.9%).

There was a significant increase in the second quarter of 2014. 2026 also the value of the revenues generated by these transports to except for those handled on transatlantic routes that total revenues of $191.5 million (-1.3%). In Revenues from services rose sharply transpacific, intra-Asian and Australasia and the Asia-Europe services, the values of which were respectively equal to 973.7 million (+29.3%), 850.8 million (+16.8%) and 520.9 million dollars (+17.6%).

In the first six months of 2026, OOCL ships transported A total of 4.13 million TEUs, an increase of +5.2% on the first half of last year, and this activity produced revenues of $4.67 billion (+5.5%). On the 1.13 million TEUs were transported on transpacific routes alone (+7.1%) and revenues of 1.72 were recorded in this market billion dollars (+4.3%). Asia-Europe maritime services have totalled 771 thousand TEUs (+9.3%) and revenues of one billion dollars (+5.8%), while transatlantic services 284 thousand TEUs (+0.3%) and $354.5 million (-2.7%). Containerized volumes on intra-Asian routes and with Australasia are amounted to 1.94 million TEUs (+3.4%) and the related revenues were amounted to $1.60 billion (+8.7%).