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Wan Hai Lines

Wan Hai Lines is the world’s 11th largest container carrier by fleet capacity, according to Alphaliner as of 13 October 2026. It operates 125 container ships with 633,064 TEU, 1.8% of the world liner fleet.
Rank 11TaiwanData as of 13 October 2026
Top 100Corporate website
World rank11thof the 100 largest carriers
Existing fleet633,064 TEU125 ships
Share of world fleet1.8%According to Alphaliner
Orderbook495,800 TEU48 ships · 78.3% of its fleet

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Its entire fleet is owned: it operates no chartered ships.

It has a further 48 ships on firm order, with 495,800 TEU, equivalent to 78.3% of the fleet it operates today.

In the ranking it sits behind Zim, which operates 58,496 TEU more, and ahead of PIL (Pacific Int. Line), with 160,864 TEU less.

Fleet breakdown

TEU
Owned633,064 TEU · 125 ships
Chartered0 TEU · 0 ships
Orderbook495,800 TEU · 48 ships

In the ranking

#CarrierTEUShipsShare
9Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp.771,280992.2%
10Zim691,5601132.0%
11Wan Hai Lines633,0641251.8%
12PIL (Pacific Int. Line)472,2001021.4%
13SITC187,2971210.5%

Nominal capacity of the container ships Wan Hai Lines operates, owned or chartered, according to the Alphaliner Top 100 (AXS Marine) of 13 October 2026. It does not measure cargo carried. El Estrecho Digital stores a daily snapshot to track its trend.

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