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Wan Hai Lines is planning further fleet expansion, with a $1bn war chest – some $700m intended for newbuildings and $300m for second-hand vessel acquisitions.

The Taiwanese liner operator announced the new budget after its 2021 net profit grew 26% year on year, to $3.73bn.

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