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Sallaum Lines’ Newsletter Q3 2026

China | Sallaum Lines Expands Its Fleet with a New 8,600 CEU Newbuilding Order 

Sallaum Lines has signed a contract with China Merchants Shipyard for a 1+1 order of additional 8,600 CEU LNG dual-fuel, ammonia-ready PCTCs. The order reinforces our commitment to a modern, sustainable fleet and responds to growing market demand for larger, more environmentally advanced tonnage in automotive logistics. 

In a specialized, capacity-sensitive PCTC market, our focus remains on a fleet that combines reliability, operational efficiency, and long-term customer value. These new buildings reflect our vision for supporting global automotive supply chains with next-generation vessel technology. 

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Lithuania | Sallaum Logistics Launches an Integrated Automotive Logistics Network Across Europe 

Sallaum Logistics has officially launched as a dedicated, purpose-built European automotive logistics company. The launch is a defining step for Sallaum Full Supply Chain Services and completes an end-to-end automotive logistics chain delivered under one operational standard, one service commitment, and one brand promise. 

From port discharge to final delivery, Sallaum Logistics now offers seamless vehicle handling and coordinated logistics across Europe, strengthening our position in integrated supply chain solutions. 

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Cyprus | Strategic Dialogue with Mosolf Strengthens Sallaum Lines’ Automotive Logistics Leadership 

Sallaum Lines welcomed Mosolf Port Logistics & Services GmbH to its Cyprus headquarters for a strategy session on collaboration in automotive logistics. The discussions centered on initiatives that build on the strengths and market positions of both organizations. 

The meeting reflects our proactive approach to expanding integrated logistics solutions through strategic alliances. Its outcomes will shape joint projects that enhance the competitive advantage of both companies in the specialized automotive logistics sector. 


Singapore | Sallaum Lines Chooses Shell

The maiden voyage of the Ocean Navigator reached a key operational milestone in August 2026, when Shell carried out the vessel’s first LNG bunkering operation in Singapore. Shell marked the occasion with a commemorative presentation to the crew, recognizing their outstanding performance and the strong collaboration behind a successful delivery. 

This achievement underscores Sallaum Lines’ commitment to lower-carbon shipping and to the energy transition of our fleet. Through partnerships with industry leaders such as Shell, we continue to advance operational innovation and sustainability across our global operations. 


Digital Innovation | Sallaum Lines Unveils the Virtual Hub 

Sallaum Lines has launched Virtual Hub, a digital platform giving customers transparent, immersive access to our operations and Ocean Class vessels. It brings together a suite of interactive experiences that reflect our commitment to operational transparency, customer engagement, and data-driven decision-making in maritime logistics partnerships: 

The website also features a Carbon Calculator, which lets customers analyze and track the carbon footprint of individual shipments and make purchasing decisions aligned with their ESG objectives. 


Sustainability Leadership | Sallaum Lines Advances Its 2045 Green Shipping Roadmap 

Sustainability is the foundation of Sallaum Lines’ operational strategy today, not a future initiative. Our roadmap to 2045 Green Shipping is built on concrete action, measurable progress, and a clear vision for the industry’s environmental future. 

Our commitment spans multiple initiatives: 

  • Adoption of alternative fuels and energy-efficient operational practices 
  • LNG-powered fleet expansion to reduce carbon intensity across our vessel portfolio 
  • Strategic investment in ammonia-ready vessel technology for future fuel flexibility 
  • Transparent reporting through digital tools that help customers understand their shipping impact 

We are not waiting for 2045. Key commitments are already in motion, and these measurable actions demonstrate our leadership in building a more efficient and sustainable maritime industry for all stakeholders.