Transworld Group has added the 3,752-TEU container vessel TW Udaya, formerly Spirit of Singapore, to its fleet. The addition was announced on 5 November 2026. The announcement as supplied gives no price, seller, delivery date, build year or planned trade for the ship.
The vessel
TW Udaya was previously named Spirit of Singapore and has a capacity of 3,752 TEUs. The new name follows the group’s naming for its recent acquisitions.
A second ship of the same size
The move follows the group’s acquisition of TW Vijay, formerly Spirit of Melbourne, which also has a capacity of 3,752 TEUs. The matching capacity and the “Spirit of” names point to the two being sister ships, though the announcement does not say so. The group has also agreed other containership additions, which have not been detailed here.
Why it matters
Ships of this size are typically used on regional trades, where owners and charterers value flexibility across a range of ports. Adding tonnage of the same size and type can simplify operations and spare parts planning for the operator. How the group will deploy TW Udaya, and on which services, has not been announced.
What next
Points to watch are the ship’s deployment, whether she joins an existing service or a new one, and the details of the other containership additions the group has agreed.






