Maersk
Maersk suspends two shipping services due to Middle East crisis
It would halt its FM1 service connecting the Far East to the Middle East and its ME11 service linking the Middle East to Europe
Shipping cycles are being cut into amplified micro cycles: Maersk’s Asia head for ocean
Demand has become ‘extremely’ volatile in these recent years, he adds
Oil and gas majors and traders suspend shipments via Hormuz: sources
Vessel traffic through the strait has not completely stopped but disruptions are building rapidly
Seatrium delivers US$475 million vessel to Maersk for wind project targeted by Trump’s stop-work order
The vessel was central to a now-resolved arbitration dispute between the two groups in late 2025
CK Hutchison warns of legal action if Maersk takes over Panama’s Balboa, Cristobal terminals
The move comes after Panama’s Supreme Court annulled key port contracts held by PPC
Maersk’s 2026 earnings drop with gradual opening of Red Sea, cuts jobs
It expects its underlying Ebitda to be between US$4.5 billion and US$7 billion this year, down from US$9.6 billion in 2025
Maersk to return to Red Sea as stability improves in region
The opening of one of the world’s busiest transport bottlenecks is set to pressure profit margins amid an oversupply of vessels
Maersk explores more ethanol use for green fuel to cut reliance on China
This will boost the shipping industry’s decarbonisation efforts
End-buyer of Seatrium-Maersk vessel caught in Trump’s stop-work order
Singapore company expects vessel to be delivered as agreed in recent settlement with Danish shipping giant
Maersk completes first Red Sea voyage in nearly two years
The shipping company says it has no plans to fully reopen the route but may gradually resume sailing via Suez and the Red Sea
