The company has more than ten years of experience in maritime shipping, with a long-term focus on Atlantic routes. As the shipping industry matures, cyclical fluctuations in the industry have become a risk that cannot be ignored. In response to this challenge, we actively seek new growth opportunities to offset the declining cyclical fluctuations in shipping. We believe the maritime environment holds immense commercial potential, which led us to conceive the idea of transforming ships into highly efficient ocean factories.
Firstly, with the implementation of climate change and sustainable development strategies, countries are gradually raising their requirements for carbon emissions and sustainable economies. Based on this background, we have deeply considered the ESG model for maritime shipping and are exploring innovative technologies to diversify ocean industries and create new business opportunities.
Most importantly, ESG practices enable companies to make positive contributions to environmental and social responsibility, thereby contributing to human sustainable development
The company plans to have 8 leased and owned pulping factory ships by the end of the 2027 financial year. As the scale of ESG-oriented pulping factory ships expands and the economic effects become evident, the company is expected to secure a significant position and market share in the pulping industry, with profitability reaching a mature stage. The mission of our Intercont Group is to conduct in-depth exploration of the oceans in terms of both time and space. In addition to pulping factory ships, we will explore more maritime scenarios in the future. For now, we will focus on seaborne pulping business as our key and core driving engine.