Breakbulk shipping is an important mode of specialized ocean transportation, primarily serving large-volume bulk cargoes. It can handle unpackaged materials such as coal, iron ore, and grain, as well as steel, ton-bag cargo, construction trucks, and large equipment. Breakbulk shipping ensures efficient and cost-effective bulk transportation.

Ro-ro shipping is an important branch of special maritime transport. With its "drive-on, drive-off" loading and unloading mode, it mainly transports wheeled cargo. It can undertake wheeled equipment such as cars, construction vehicles, and road rollers, and can also load large machinery that can be moved by rollers.

OOG special container business is a highly professional market segment in the field of international logistics, dedicated to solving the problem of maritime transportation of oversized and overweight goods (exceeding the limits of standard containers).

BBK transport, or split-lift transport, is an important method for shipping special cargo. It is used to transport oversized and heavy cargo that cannot be loaded and unloaded as a whole by splitting the load-bearing units, combining them into flatbed containers, and combining them with professional lifting and lashing techniques.

Heavy-lift vessel transportation is a key mode of special shipping. Relying on the large-tonnage cranes (mostly hundreds of tons) equipped on board, it focuses on handling heavy and oversized cargo, such as large industrial equipment, bridge components, offshore platform modules, etc.