SITC publishes 2025 annual report

Reuters16:48
SITC publishes 2025 annual report
  • SITC reported that it continued to focus on intra-Asia container shipping and integrated logistics services, operating 76 trade lanes covering 80 major ports.
  • Fleet operations ended the year with 119 vessels totaling 184,961 TEU, including 99 self-owned and 20 chartered vessels.
  • Container shipping volume rose 7.8% to 3,847,539 TEU, and the average freight rate increased 4.5% to USD 753.3 per TEU.
  • Land-based logistics operations included about 2,248,591 m2 of depot space and 180,412 m2 of warehousing space.
  • The board proposed a final dividend of HKD 1 per share, with payment planned for May 15, 2026.


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