Net profit attributable to shareholders during the period will likely jump 799.3 percent, year on year, to about 89.28 billion yuan (about 14 billion U.S. dollars), according to a report the company filed with the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
Global supply chains were confronted with challenges and impacts from port congestion, container shortage, and inland transportation delays.
Looking toward 2022, the company said that both challenges and opportunities lie ahead, but there will be no radical changes in market fundamentals considering demand and supply.
The company will continue to deepen the integration of the container shipping business and terminal business segment, continuously strengthen business-model innovations via digital technology, and build the new ecology of smart and green shipping.
"The company is confident of achieving good results in 2022," said the report.
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