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Zim

Haifa

COMPANY RECORD

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History

ZIM Integrated Shipping Services, headquartered in Haifa, Israel, is a leading global container shipping company operating a modern fleet across all major trade routes. As of 2024, ZIM is the ninth largest liner operator worldwide, with a fleet of over 150 vessels and a rapidly growing average ship size, now at 5,748 TEU. ZIM transported 3.75 million TEUs in 2024 and reported annual revenues of $8.43 billion, reflecting its strong performance and adaptability in a volatile shipping market.

Service summary

ZIM is a Shipping Line that provides Ocean based transport and runs regular services to countries such as Jamaica, China, Singapore, The United States and Colombia. The SCAC code for ZIM is ZIMU.

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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
ZIMU
Alliance
Independent
Fleet size (vessels)
150
Capacity (million TEU)
0.6
Market share (%)
2
Global rank
14
On-time performance (latest month)
39.77%
Avg days late (latest month)
3.1
Indian offices
1
Top ports served
JMKIN Kingston, Jamaica (Daily); CNNGB Ningbo, China (Every 1-2 days); CNSHG Shanghai, China (Every 1-2 days); SGSIN Singapore, Singapore (Every 1-2 days); CNDCB Da Chan Bay, China (Every 1-2 days); USSAV Savannah, The United States (Every 1-2 days); COCTG Cartagena, Colombia (2-4 times a week); VNVUT Vung Tau, Vietnam (2-4 times a week); ILASH Ashdod, Israel (2-4 times a week); CNYTN Yantian, China (2-4 times a week)
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