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SM Line

Seoul

COMPANY RECORD

From the source archive.

The descriptions below are retained from the supplied archive. They have not been independently updated or verified.

History

SM Line is a South Korean shipping company that provides customer-centered services in container transportation, construction, and terminal operations. With a focus on joint operations with global carriers, SM Line offers reliable freight services and a broad logistics portfolio, including auto export and construction material logistics. The company is recognized for its modern fleet and commitment to national economic development5.

Service summary

SM Line is a Shipping Line that provides Ocean based transport and runs regular services to countries such as South Korea, China, The United States, Canada and Vietnam. The SCAC code for SM Line is SMLM.

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Archive codes & figures

Collection date: 23 October 2026. This is not the measurement date for the figures. Confirm current codes, alliances, fleet details and performance with the shipping line.

SCAC code
SMLM
Alliance
Independent
Fleet size (vessels)
20
Capacity (million TEU)
0.19
Market share (%)
0.6
Global rank
54
On-time performance (latest month)
13.43%
Avg days late (latest month)
0
Indian offices
0
Top ports served
KRPUS Busan, South Korea (2-4 times a week); KRKAN Gwangyang, South Korea (1-2 times a week); CNSHG Shanghai, China (1-2 times a week); USSEA Seattle, The United States (Every 1-2 weeks); CNNGB Ningbo, China (Every 1-2 weeks); CAVAN Vancouver, Canada (Every 1-2 weeks); VNSGN Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (Every 1-2 weeks); CNYTN Yantian, China (Every 1-2 weeks); CNQDG Qingdao, China (Every 1-2 weeks); USPDX Portland, The United States (Every 1-2 weeks)
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