As well as compatriot Yang Ming and the other main global container shipping companies, in the third This year's quarter, Taiwan's Evergreen Marine Corporation and Wan Hai Lines (WHL) benefited from the high demand for maritime shipments, the effects of the reorganization of global supply chains caused by crises geopolitical issues, of the continuing congestion in primary port hubs and other factors, with a pronounced rise in economic performance.

In the period, Evergreen's revenues amounted to 146.8 billion Taiwan dollars (US$4.4 billion), with a growth of +51.4% on the third quarter of 2025. Operating costs marked an increase of +26.2% to 90.3 billion. Profit operating income was 51.9 billion (+135.5%) and net profit of 47.1 billion Taiwanese dollars (+113.2%).

The increase in WHL revenues is even sharper amounted to €59.6 billion, with +70.2% over the period July-September last year. Operating profit was of €26.3 billion (+193.1%) and net profit of €21.8 billion (+87,3%).

Meanwhile, the boards of directors of both companies Taiwanese have decided to purchase new containers. The Board of Directors of Evergreen has approved the purchase of a total of 83,300 containers with an investment of 268.3 million US dollars. In In particular, 18,300 boxes for $62.5 million will be ordered to Evergreen Heavy Industrial Corp. (Malaysia) Berhad, 11,000 for $32.3 million to Yangzhou Rixin Tongyun Logistic Equipment Co., 24,000 containers for $76.4 million to CXIC Group Containers Co. and 30,000 containers for 97.0 million dollars will be ordered from China International Marine Containers (Group) Co. (CIMC). The Board of Evergreen also approved the two-year rental of two 14,000 TEU containerships for over 52.8 million dollars, a contract that will be signed with the Singaporean IS Container Pte.

The WHL Board of Directors approved the acquisition of 110,050 new containers for a total of more than $326.1 million. To Pan Ocean Container Supplies Co. 14,200 containers will be ordered for $69.2 million, Singamas Management Services Ltd. 17,000 containers for 47.3 million dollars, to Dong Fang International Container (Hong Kong) Kong) Ltd. 23,050 boxes for $65.0 million and CIMC 45,800 containers for 144.6 million dollars.