​Two More OOCL 24,188 TEU Mega Vessels Start Operation

Orient Overseas Container Line Ltd. (“OOCL”) celebrates the maiden voyage of its latest two 24,188 TEU mega vessels, “OOCL Finland” and “OOCL Sweden”. With the introduction of these two new vessels, OOCL has taken delivery of ten eco-friendly mega containerships of the same model, marking an important milestone in the company's fleet upgrade. OOCL Finland and OOCL Sweden were constructed by Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co., Ltd. (DACKS) and Nantong COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co., Ltd. (NACKS) respectively.

The two vessels are serving OOCL’s Asia-Europe service LL1. The port rotation is Qingdao / Shanghai / Ningbo / Xiamen / Yantian / Singapore / Cape of Good Hope / Felixstowe / Zeebrugge / Gdansk / Wilhelmshaven / Cape of Good Hope / Singapore / Yantian / Qingdao.


(Image 1) OOCL Finland was named by Ms. TANG Li, Chief Executive Officer of KEECO Asia Group at a ceremony held on 25 April 2024.
 
(Image 2) OOCL Finland’s maiden arrival at Xiamen on 10 May 2024.

(Image 3) OOCL Sweden was named by Ms. CHEN Ying, Independent Director of Orient Overseas (International) Limited at a ceremony held on 23 April 2024.

(Image 4) OOCL Sweden‘s maiden arrival at Shanghai on 2 June 2024.


About OOCL
“Orient Overseas Container Line" and “OOCL" are trade names for transportation provided separately by: Orient Overseas Container Line Limited (“OOCLL") and OOCL (Europe) Limited respectively and both are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Orient Overseas (International) Limited, a public company (0316) listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Headquartered in Hong Kong, China, OOCL is one of the world's largest integrated international container transportation and logistics companies, with about 130 offices in more than 100 major cities. Linking Asia, Europe, the Americas, Africa and Oceania, the company offers transportation services to all the major trading economies of the world. OOCL is also an industry leader in the use of the latest technologies to enhance global supply chains. (http://www.oocl.com/)