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4 September 2026

CMA CGM, ONE add capacity as Wan Hai expands orderbook

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CMA CGM, ONE add capacity as Wan Hai expands orderbook

Containership fleet capacity continued to expand as new vessels were delivered for CMA CGM, ONE and other major operators, while Wan Hai added further ships to its orderbook, according to the August 2026 edition of DynaLiners Monthly. DynaLiners recorded 20 containership deliveries with a combined capacity of 153,000 TEU during the latest reporting period. At the same time, newly reported orders covered a range of vessel sizes, from 700 TEU feeders to 11,000 TEU ships. CMA CGM leads latest containership deliveries CMA CGM was the operator of the largest vessel included in the latest DynaLiners delivery data. DynaLiners listed the 24,200 TEU CMA CGM Pantheon and the 16,100 TEU CMA CGM Roi Arthur for CMA CGM.

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