Yang Ming made public its financial report corresponding to the first quarter of the current year. The company reported that consolidated revenues reached USD 1.220 billion.
Furthermore, through a publication on its website, the Chinese company reported that profit reached USD 50 million.
In the statement, Yang Ming emphasized the geopolitical context, foreseeing a possible drop in its indices as a result of the international situation, noting that “according to the April World Economic Outlook report of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), global economic growth is expected to slow to 3.1% in 2026, in a context of growing geopolitical uncertainty and significant volatility in energy prices”.
“In addition, the latest data from S&P Global indicate that the manufacturing PMI indices in the major economies remain above 50, in expansion territory. Despite the increase in energy prices and supply chain disruptions, the manufacturing sector continues to demonstrate resilience,” it added.
Regarding the future, the shipping company stated that “Yang Ming maintains its commitment to strengthening its operational capacity. The company will closely monitor market demand and fluctuations in cargo flows to offer a comprehensive and competitive maritime transport network”.
“Through the modernization of its fleet of ships and containers, the company seeks to actively help its global customers adapt to changes in the supply chain, providing stable and efficient container transport services,” the circular concluded.
