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Diagram of a large cargo ship labeled ALPHALINER, showing 25 bays, 15 ISO tiers, LNG dual‑fuel power, and a fully enclosed bridge (not an actual design).

Could 27,500 teu vessels redefine container ship capacity?

Chart titled 'Main carriers: Average core EBIT margin by quarter' showing a time series of quarterly EBIT margins from 1Q2013 to 2Q2026 for major carriers; includes a large 'ALPHALINER' watermark across the middle. (Informative: describes data range and purpose.)

Carrier profitability rebounds as freight rates and trade mix boost margins

Table ranking the world’s top-30 container ports by throughput in the first half of 2026, led by Shanghai, Ningbo-Zhoushan and Singapore.

Geopolitical disruption reshapes global container port rankings

Chart comparing average vessel size and potential call size per European port for MSC, Gemini Cooperation, OCEAN Alliance and Premier Alliance on the Far East–North Europe trade.

Evergreen and HMM concentrate Far East–North Europe capacity in fewer ports

Chart comparing 2025 and 2026 carrier capacity deployment on Far East–India, Middle East and Red Sea services, with year-on-year capacity gains and losses.

Gulf conflict cuts Far East capacity by 14% year-on-year

Bar chart comparing Europe–North America capacity deployment among the top-10 container carriers, led by MSC with approximately 529,000 teu.

Majority of top-10 carriers reduce Transatlantic capacity

Horizontal stacked bar chart showing top-3 trades by region for 10 carriers, with percentage shares by Far East–Europe, Asia–N. America, Latin America, Africa, and intra-Asia colors labeled.

Container shipping portfolios differ between European and Asian carriers

Alphaliner chart showing containership orders by vessel size from 2016 to 2026, with recent growth led by ships under 6,500 teu.

Container ship orderbook nears 13 Mteu as owners shift to smaller tonnage

Map showing intra-Europe deployments of container ships above 8,000 teu, including vessels operated by MSC, COSCO, Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd.

More 8,000+ teu ships muscle into intra-Europe

Alphaliner chart showing MSC reaching 21.5% of global container fleet market share, ahead of Maersk at 13.7%.

MSC widens container fleet market share gap with Maersk

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