HONG KONG, August 28, 2026: China International Marine Containers (Group) Co., Ltd. reported first-half 2026 revenue of RMB78.9 billion and net profit of RMB1.37 billion, as profitability from energy-related businesses continued to improve and offshore engineering orders reached a record high.
CIMC Group, listed under stock codes 000039.SZ and 02039.HK, said net profit attributable to shareholders and other equity holders of the company amounted to RMB740 million. Revenue in the second quarter rose 42% quarter-on-quarter to RMB46.25 billion, while net profit increased 133% quarter-on-quarter to RMB961 million.
The group said the first half was shaped by geopolitical shifts, changes in the energy and trade landscape, and resilient global merchandise trade. CIMC’s management said the company followed a strategy of “focusing on high-quality development and cultivating new growth drivers,” using its diversified business portfolio and global operating platform to offset fluctuations across individual regions. Overseas revenue accounted for 46.38%, while domestic revenue accounted for 53.62%.
Energy-Related Businesses Drive Profitability
CIMC said energy-related businesses were the main driver of improved earnings. The combined net profit of the offshore engineering segment and finance and asset management segment, mainly drilling rig leasing, increased by about RMB1.34 billion, while the energy, chemical and liquid food equipment segment increased by RMB20 million. Offshore engineering net profit reached RMB718 million, making it the group’s largest profit-generating segment.
Total orders on hand stood at approximately RMB83.6 billion at the end of June, with production schedules extending to 2030. Offshore engineering orders on hand amounted to US$7.62 billion, while orders on hand for the energy, chemical and liquid food equipment segment reached RMB31.77 billion.
CIMC Raffles secured one FPSO and one FLNG EPCIC or EPC general contracting order during the year, making it the first offshore engineering enterprise in China with dual-project general contracting capabilities. The company said new orders accelerated in the third quarter, supported by rising demand for deepwater oil and gas production.
The offshore engineering business recorded revenue of RMB7.94 billion and net profit of RMB718 million, up 155.52% year-on-year. New offshore engineering orders reached US$3.2 billion, compared with US$106 million in the same period last year, while cumulative orders on hand hit a record US$7.62 billion.
Logistics Businesses Maintain Global Positions
CIMC said its logistics-related businesses consolidated their industry positions, with standard dry containers, reefer containers, chemical tank containers and semi-trailers maintaining global No. 1 positions. Demand for containers, road transportation vehicles, airport facilities and logistics equipment bottomed out and recovered quarter-on-quarter.
The container manufacturing business sold 1.1385 million TEUs of dry containers, up 1.12%, while reefer container sales reached 108,200 TEUs, up 17.61%. The segment recorded revenue of RMB21.92 billion and net profit of RMB272 million.
The logistics services segment recorded revenue of RMB13.95 billion, up 2.70%, and net profit of RMB240 million, up 18.81%. CIMC Wetrans strengthened direct customer relationships, expanded overseas, and ranked 13th in Transport Topics’ 2026 Top 50 Ocean Freight Forwarders list, up one place from last year.
CIMC Vehicles reported revenue of RMB10.74 billion, up 10.09%, and net profit of RMB356 million. Its domestic semi-trailer market share remained No. 1 for seven consecutive years, while overseas revenue and sales volume in the Global South increased significantly.
Modular Data Centres and Clean Energy Orders
CIMC also reported double breakthroughs in modular data centre deliveries and orders, with the business recording more than fivefold revenue growth year-on-year. During the reporting period, new contracts were signed for 200MW of cloud computing and AI computing power data centre projects.
In energy, chemical and liquid food equipment, revenue rose 2.98% to RMB13.40 billion, while net profit increased 4.35% to RMB480 million. CIMC Enric recorded newly signed orders of RMB13.71 billion, up 27.7%, with orders on hand reaching RMB31.77 billion.
The clean energy segment benefited from demand in semiconductors, off-grid distributed power generation, LNG projects and hydrogen energy. Newly signed clean energy orders reached RMB10.61 billion, up 18.3%, while waterborne clean energy orders rose 40.1% to RMB4.54 billion.
CIMC’s management said the group will continue to focus on high-quality development and cultivating new growth drivers as it seeks to build “a high-quality and respected world-class enterprise”.