Shanghai Port's Wu Lei, the company that operates the largest container terminal in China, has made significant progress in recent years. The company has achieved several key performance metrics and achievements over the past five years.

One of the most notable achievements is the expansion of its container handling capacity to 22 million TEU (Twenty Two Million Metric Tons) per year. This increase was due in part to the company's strategic decision to invest in new facilities and equipment to improve its efficiency and capacity. As a result, Shanghai Port now handles more than 15 million TEUs per year, which is up from just under 10 million TEUs in 2018.

Another key performance metric for Wu Lei is its reduction in cargo losses. In the past five years, the company has successfully reduced cargo losses by over 40%, compared to only 10% in the previous five years. This has resulted in improved safety and security for both the shipper and the carrier, as well as increased profitability for the company.

In addition to these key performance metrics, Wu Lei has also made strides in sustainability efforts. The company has implemented a range of measures to reduce its environmental impact, including reducing energy consumption, improving waste management practices, and promoting sustainable transport options such as electric vehicles.

Overall, Wu Lei's success can be attributed to its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and customer service. By investing in new technologies and processes, improving efficiency, and focusing on customer satisfaction, the company has been able to achieve remarkable growth and make significant contributions to the port industry.