Singamas Container Holdings Limited, an investment holding company incorporated in 1988 and headquartered in Wan Chai, Hong Kong, engages principally in the manufacture and leasing of shipping containers as well as the provision of logistics services targeting shipping lines, freight forwarders and terminal operators primarily in the People's Republic of China, Hong Kong and internationally. The Manufacturing and Leasing segment manufactures dry freight containers, collapsible flatrack containers, open top containers, bitutainer containers, tank containers, offshore containers, other specialised containers including energy storage system and data centre containers, customised containers and container parts; it also leases dry freight containers through finance and operating leases. The Logistics Services segment operates container depots and terminals in ports including Dalian, Tianjin, Qingdao, Shanghai, Ningbo, Fuzhou and Xiamen offering container storage, repair, drayage, trucking, freight station, cargo handling and other container-related services with a network covering over 1 million square meters and daily storage capacity of 124,000 TEUs. The group maintains five production factories in China located in Shanghai, Xiamen, Huizhou and other coastal areas with annual dry freight production capacity of approximately 270,000 TEUs alongside operations through subsidiaries including Green Tenaga in Singapore focused on battery energy storage systems. Recent developments include the expansion of the Huizhou facility in 2025 to meet rising demand for customised containers particularly energy storage system units; strategic partnerships such as Green Tenaga's collaboration with A*STAR ARTC in April 2025 for analytics-powered energy management systems in battery storage; the establishment of a Taiwan sales office in 2024 to support leasing and energy storage system container business; entry into a Master Purchase Contract 2025 in October 2024 with Pacific International Lines Group covering equipment sales from January 2025 to December 2027 following shareholder approval; a framework agreement announced in July 2024 to dispose of five subsidiaries including Qidong Singamas Energy Equipment and others for up to RMB4 billion to refocus on specialised containers and logistics; and the launch in October 2025 of advanced battery energy storage system solutions shaping Asia's green economy.