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6 September 2026

Singamas container sales plunge 49% in first half of 2026

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Source reporting: Container News

Singamas container sales plunge 49% in first half of 2026

Singamas reported a sharp fall in container sales during the first half of 2026, while its two major listed competitors recorded growth. The container manufacturer’s sales fell 49% year on year to 43,000 TEU , according to unaudited half-year figures. At the same time, the average selling price of Singamas containers declined by around 12-13% to US$1,613 per TEU . Singamas falls behind competitors Singamas sold 43,000 TEU of new containers in the first half, down from 84,000 TEU during the same period in 2025. Sales have also fallen considerably from the 93,000 TEU recorded in the first half of 2024.

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