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MSC set to overtake Maersk as world’s largest container line

Privately held, MSC is notoriously quiet about its individual activities not reporting transactions and orders, leaving it to industry insiders, brokers, and analysts to link the company to industry developments.
At the end of last week, China’s Yangzijiang Shipbuilding Group held delivery ceremonies for two 12,200 TEU container ships, the MSC Alanya and MSC Rayshmi, which were being built as part of a new class of ships.
The new ships along with a possible handover of second-hand tonnage are believed to have pushed MSC ahead.
Respected industry analyst, Alphaliner in its Top 100, still lists Maersk as first.
Alphaliner sets MSC’s current fleet at a total of 633 ships. The line employs a larger charter fleet, with 382 ships which make up approximately two-thirds of its total capacity or a rated capacity of nearly 2.8 million TEU.
Maersk had previously commented that it was comfortable with its overall business strategy and not focused on just carrying capacity.
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