Despite fewer handled volumes and rising fuel prices, Maersk’s course is set for a new leap in results following the record year 2021. ”The increased earnings are driven by freight rates and by contracts being signed at higher levels,” says CEO Søren Skou.
A.P. Moller-Maersk continues to benefit from the extreme freight market and its elevated rates, and despite a drop in container volumes, the group is headed for a new leap in result upon the record year of 2021.
The first quarter results of 2022, presented this morning, shows new recoed breaking levels of performance and results.
Source: ShippingWatch
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