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European logistics firms anticipate strong Q3 earnings amid high freight rates and supply-chain disruptions, prompting analyst upgrades for carriers like Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd.
German container carrier Hapag-Lloyd raised its full-year EBITDA forecast to $3.9–4.4 billion, citing volatile freight rates and geopolitical tensions. The company also increased its EBIT guidance to
Hapag-Lloyd will implement a $155/TEU surcharge on cargo from Oceania to the US East Coast and Latin America effective October 17 due to Panama Canal restrictions. The charge responds to El Niño-induc
Hapag-Lloyd reported a $600 million second-quarter hit due to Middle East conflicts and Strait of Hormuz closures, cutting net profit to $83 million. Volatile freight rates and rising costs remain key
Hapag-Lloyd condemned U.S. plans to levy a 20% fee on Hormuz cargo as fundamentally wrong. While the strait is vital for global oil and gas supplies, the company stated current tensions have no immedi
German shipping firm Hapag-Lloyd raised its full-year earnings outlooks, citing strong demand and freight rates, while considering resuming Suez Canal sailings amidst Red Sea security risks.
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd will resume Suez Canal transit on one Gemini network service, marking a step towards returning to the Asia-Europe trade corridor following Red Sea security assessments.
Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM suspended all Cuba bookings following a U.S. executive order expanding sanctions on energy and mining sectors, potentially disrupting 60% of Cuba's shipping traffic.
Hapag-Lloyd warns of potential demand destruction amid the Hormuz Strait crisis, citing rising bunker and insurance costs impacting operations.
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are resuming Suez Canal transit for Gemini services amid eased Red Sea tensions, signaling a gradual return for carriers. This route change impacts Asia-Europe trade flows and t
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