Evergreen Marine Corporation (Taiwan) Ltd. (2603.TW) operates as a leading Taiwanese container shipping company, providing global ocean freight transportation services; container terminal operations; shipping agency and logistics support; container manufacturing, repair, and storage; port management; and ancillary services including inland transportation, real estate leasing, and information technology consulting for maritime operations. The company maintains a fleet exceeding 200 vessels with over 1.5 million TEUs capacity, serving principal trade routes such as East Asia to North America and Central America; East Asia to Northern Europe and the Mediterranean; transatlantic Europe-North America; East Asia to Australia, South America, and Africa; and intra-Asia networks linking to the Persian Gulf and Red Sea, with calls at 240 ports across 80 countries worldwide. Headquartered in Luzhu District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan, and founded in 1968, Evergreen Marine conducts operations in Taiwan, the Americas, Europe, Asia, and other international regions through subsidiaries including Uniglory Marine Corp., Evergreen UK Ltd., and Italia Marittima S.p.A., which were integrated into the Evergreen Line brand in 2007. Recent strategic developments include a joint venture terminal partnership with PSA Singapore launched in late 2024 to enhance capacity and efficiency in Asia; expansion of container services into Latin America and the Middle East announced in 2025; acquisition of chartered vessels including five 20,000-TEU and additional units for $451 million in early 2025 to bolster fleet flexibility; and major newbuild orders such as eleven 24,000-TEU LNG dual-fuel vessels in February 2025, fourteen 14,000-TEU LNG dual-fuel panamax ships for $2.8 billion in November 2025 split between Samsung Heavy Industries and Guangzhou Shipyard International, six methanol dual-fuel 2,400-TEU vessels, alongside over $3 billion in total investments for new ships, containers, and port equipment to support fleet modernization and decarbonization efforts.