Annual Review and Forecast · Latest release 17 Jul 2026
Our annual review provides the most comprehensive and thorough analysis of the container port and terminal industry. This report remains the “definitive reference” for the port and shipping industry as well as government institutions, banks and other financial institutions.
Monthly and Quarterly Market Insight · Latest release 12 Jun 2026
The Ports and Terminal Insight is a quarterly report (PDF) covering the latest developments in the container ports and terminals market. It looks behind the data and topical issues to answer both the ‘cause’ and ‘effect’ questions that matter most to senior industry stakeholders. Quarterly reports are accompanied by monthly supplements providing a detailed picture of regional port throughput and efficiency (powered by Drewry AIS).
Our Multipurpose Forecaster provides an unparalleled depth of market analysis. This subscription package comprise the annual market review together with detailed quarterly reports, monthly supplements and all tables, charts and graphs in Excel.
This package of the 2026/27 annual review and quarterly equipment forecasts provides analysis and forecasts of fleet ownership structures covering both dry and reefer boxes. Quarterly report updates also provide trends and forecasts of newbuild vs used pricing, lease rates and cash returns to help you monitor, track and assess future market development.
Annual Review and Forecast · Latest release 05 Jun 2026
Is the global supply of seafarers sufficient to meet the needs of today’s fleet? Drewry’s Manning Annual Review and Forecast 2026/27 tackles this key issue, offering insights into wages and employment conditions that shape crewing costs worldwide.
01 Apr 26: The increasing volatility in freight rates caused by the Iran war is not comparable in scale to the extreme freight rate inflation of the Covid period, analysis from Drewry Shipping Consultants shows.
Join us at 10:00 BST or 15:00 BST on Tuesday 21 July 2026 to explore how policy reforms, maritime financing, fleet expansion, shipbuilding incentives, and international partnerships are accelerating India’s journey towards becoming a top-five global shipbuilding nation by 2047.
Join us at 10:00 BST or 15:00 BST on Tuesday 28 July 2026 in a session where we will examine the country’s port modernisation agenda, green infrastructure investments, methanol, hydrogen and LNG initiatives, and the roadmap towards carbon-neutral ports under Maritime Vision 2047.