In the period April-June of this year, further accentuated the sharp reduction in revenues recorded from the container shipping company Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) of the Chinese group COSCO Shipping, decrease which has been in place since the last quarter of 2022 due to the Decrease in freight value which reported the turnover of companies at levels similar to those before the pandemic of Covid-19 closing a cycle of exceptional increases in tariffs of the Shipping.

In the second quarter of 2023 revenues stood at 1.98 billion dollars, with a contraction of the -62,6% on the same Last year's period not accompanied by a decline in containerized cargoes transported by the OOCL fleet that in the period are turned out pairs to 1,86 million teu, with a slight progression of +1.3% on the period April-June of 2022. A recorded a less marked decline in revenues, as well as in previous quarters, it was the transpacific market, in which the scheduled services of the Chinese company have generated a turnover of 235,1 million dollars (- 36.9%) transporting loads pairs to 128 thousand teu (+14.4%). Relevant, however, the decrease in revenues generated in the transpacific market, which are piled to 649,1 million dollars (- 68.7%), with volumes transported that have totaled 485 thousand teu (+2.1%). Analogous performance in the Asia-Europe market, with revenues of € 446.4 million of dollars (- 67.8% and containerized volumes transported pairs to 424 thousand teu (+5.2%). Loads transported by the fleet on intra-Asian routes and with Australasia, results pairs to 845 thousand teu (- 2.8%), market in which revenues are piled to 648,5 million teu (- 55.4%).

In the entire first half of 2023 the company recorded revenues pairs to e,15 billion dollars, with a reduction of the -60.2% on the first half of last year, and the fleet has transported 3,60 million teu (- 1.0%).