Triton International’s Equipment Fleet Size in Units (2016-2023)

This statistic highlights Triton International’s Equipment Fleet Size in Units, split across Equipment leasing fleet – Chassis, Equipment leasing fleet – Dry, Equipment leasing fleet – Refrigerated, Equipment leasing fleet – Special, Equipment leasing fleet – Tank, and Equipment trading fleet.

Triton International’s Equipment Fleet Size in Units

(All figures are in units, except percentages)

Equipment leasing fleet – Chassis:

Equipment leasing fleet – Chassis has a contribution of 0.7% in the total fleet of Q1 2023. Its fleet size decreased from 27,937 units in Q3 2022 to 27,616 units in Q4 2022, representing a decline of 1.15% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

Equipment leasing fleet – Dry:

Equipment leasing fleet – Dry has the highest contribution of 90.2% in the total fleet of Q1 2023. Its fleet size decreased from 37,84,386 units in Q3 2022 to 37,29,800 units in Q4 2022, representing a decline of 1.45% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

Equipment leasing fleet – Refrigerated:

Equipment leasing fleet – Refrigerated has a contribution of 5.4% in the total fleet of Q1 2023. Its fleet size decreased from 2,27,628 units in Q3 2022 to 2,25,208 units in Q4 2022, representing a decline of 1.06% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

Equipment leasing fleet – Special:

Equipment leasing fleet – Special contributes 2.3% of the overall fleet in Q1 2023. Its fleet size climbed from 92,379 units in the third quarter of 2022 to 93,526 units in the fourth quarter, an increase of 1.25% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

Equipment leasing fleet – Tank:

Equipment leasing fleet – Tank has a contribution of 0.3% in the total fleet of Q1 2023. Its fleet size increased from 12,000 units in Q3 2022 to 12,156 units in Q4 2022, representing a rise of 1.3% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

Equipment trading fleet:

In Q1 2023, the equipment trade fleet contributed 1.1% to the entire fleet. Its fleet dropped from 48,328 units in the third quarter of 2022 to 46,241 units in the fourth, a decline of 4.32% on a quarter-on-quarter basis.

About Triton International Limited:

Triton is the biggest lessor of intermodal containers in the world. Large, standardized steel boxes known as intermodal containers are used to move goods by ship, rail, and truck. Intermodal containers are the main method used to transfer numerous commodities and materials internationally due to the handling efficiencies they offer. Additionally, they rent chassis, which are used to haul containers. Multiple kinds of intermodal containers and chassis are purchased, leased, released, and then sold as part of the company’s unified activities. They have a substantial global presence, providing leasing services through a network of local offices throughout the world, and they use 46 different third-party container depots to give customers access to their containers anywhere in the world. The most prominent container shipping lines in the world are among their principal clients. Sales, operations, equipment resale, and logistics services are all part of its global field operations. Bermuda is where the company has its registered office.