Group 1 - China Shipbuilding Group signed a contract with Seaspan for the construction of 12 units of 9000 TEU container ships, following a previous order for 6 units of 13600 TEU ships [2] - The new ships are designed for high reliability and operational economy, with a total length of 274.0 meters, width of 45.6 meters, and depth of 24.8 meters, achieving a maximum container capacity of 9040 TEU [2] - Seaspan is the largest independent container ship leasing company globally, with a fleet of 227 vessels and a total capacity of 2.4 million TEU [4] Group 2 - Seaspan entered the automotive transport market by signing a lease for 8 units of 10800 CEU vessels with Hyundai Glovis, set to commence in 2024 [8] - Since 2021, Seaspan has resumed new shipbuilding orders, with 41 container ships ordered last year, including contracts with various Chinese shipyards [8] - Currently, Seaspan holds 67 new shipbuilding orders, all contracted with Chinese shipyards, highlighting the competitiveness of China's shipbuilding industry in the global market [8]