Asset Management
Container Leasing
The complete guide to master lease structures, container sales, and one-way repositioning networks.
Flexible Shipping Container Procurement
Leasing container assets helps shippers manage logistics costs. Shippers can access empty cargo boxes without the heavy capital expenditure of buying container fleets.
At Scan2Freight, we offer tailored container procurement structures, from short-term spot leases for seasonal cargo surges to master leases and purchase options for dry van assets.
Our Procurement Options
Select the container contract model that matches your trade patterns:
- Leasing Contracts: Short-Term Leases, Long-Term Leases, and Master Leases that adjust container volumes based on seasonal demand.
- Sale & Purchase: Buying brand new (one-trip) or cargo-worthy used containers for storage, site offices, or shipping.
- One-Way Hires: Pick up a container at one port and return it to a different depot, avoiding empty repositioning costs.
Leasing FAQ
Can I lease containers for one-way journeys?
Yes, one-way leasing allows you to pick up a container at the origin depot and return it to a destination depot, avoiding empty return freight costs.
What is a Master Lease Agreement?
A Master Lease provides maximum flexibility, allowing shippers to pick up and drop off varying numbers of containers at different depots based on dynamic cargo needs.
Need Container Asset Capacity?
Book dry van leases, purchase used containers, or coordinate one-way logistics.
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