Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd Diverge Sharply in Container Earnings for Q2
Container shipping giants Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are heading in starkly different directions in their core business performance, according to ShippingWatch. […]
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Maersk Shrugs Off Rising Fuel Costs as Cargo Volumes and Full Ships Cushion the Blow
Maersk is managing to absorb a sharp increase in fuel prices without significant strain, according to ShippingWatch. The Danish container
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Maersk’s Container Division Rebounds with Multibillion-Dollar Profit Turnaround
Maersk has reported a significant financial turnaround in its core container business, swinging from losses to a multibillion-dollar profit within
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Maersk CEO Sees Suez Canal Fully Reopening for Shipping by 2026
Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc has said he expects the Suez Canal to return to full operational normality for container shipping
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Norden Sees Tanker Rates Cooling After Hormuz-Driven Boom, But Dry Bulk Momentum Set to Continue
Danish shipping group Norden expects tanker earnings to soften in the second half of the year, following what CEO Jan
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Ambrey Leads Complex Salvage Operation for Oil Tanker Off Oman Amid Monsoon Conditions
A salvage operation is underway off the coast of Oman to assist a stricken oil tanker, with maritime security firm
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Kharg Island’s Western Terminal Resumes Loading as Iran Deepens Caspian Trade Route with Russia
Iran’s Kharg Island export hub has shown fresh signs of activity after nearly a month of inactivity, according to Windward,
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Maersk’s Q2 Bunker Bill Surges 36% as Middle East Tensions Push Fuel Prices Higher
A.P. Moller-Maersk’s fuel expenses climbed sharply in the second quarter of 2026, even as the container shipping giant reduced its
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Explosion at Gunvor’s Rotterdam Terminal Leaves One Dead, Several Injured
A blast at Gunvor Energy’s refinery and fuel terminal in Rotterdam has killed one person and injured several others, according