Maersk

Maersk sees better safety in Red Sea as it eyes eventual return

Shippers have been routing their vessels around Africa, adding thousands of miles and costs to voyages

The company said it now expects Ebitda this year to be between US$9 billion and US$9.5 billion, up from its previous guidance of US$8 billion to US$9.5 billion.

Maersk lifts full-year profit guidance range, posts Q3 profit above forecast

[COPENHAGEN] Shipping group AP Moller-Maersk on Thursday (Nov 6) reported third-quarter operating profit above expectations and raised the lower end of its full-year profit forecast.

The vessel was set to be based on Sembcorp Marine’s in-house design in collaboration with Maersk Supply Service.

Seatrium hit by US$475 million contract termination for nearly completed wind vessel; shares drop 6.6%

The company says that it will ‘explore viable solutions’, including talks with the end-customer, Empire Offshore Wind

Maersk’s ability to thrive during the biggest attack on free trade in decades is the just the latest example of a seemingly negative global event that has ended up benefitting the shipping industry.

Record short against Maersk backfires in trade-war defying rally

The trade war is still in its infancy, so there is plenty of time for the short bets to come good

The Danish company said it had not experienced any further disruptions to its scheduled operations in the region.

Shipping firm Maersk temporarily pauses Haifa port calls

The step was taken amid Israel’s escalating conflict with Iran

Maersk, which controls about 14 per cent of the world’s container fleet and operates 60 ports, is among the global companies hit by Trump’s protectionist shift, which is upending decades of progress in free trade.

Maersk cuts global container market outlook on tariff war

Maersk sees global container volume market in the range of 1% decline to growth of 4% this year

The reopening of Red Sea routes – expected at some point in the course of the year – could reduce container shipping demand by around 6 per cent.

Shipping profit boom evaporates on US tariffs, Red Sea reopening

Increased levies on Chinese goods will likely reduce container volumes by 1.5 to 2 percentage points in 2025

Maersk's underlying Ebitda came in at US$3.6 billion for the fourth quarter.

Maersk eyes 4% market growth in 2025, uncertainty over tariffs and Red Sea

The shipping giant, viewed as a barometer of world trade, had seen no changes in cargo flows due to the threats of tariffs so far

“We would probably look at 15 per cent to 20 per cent green fuel or renewable fuel in 2030,” says Emma Mazhari, vice president, head of energy markets.

Maersk could use 15-20% alternative fuels for its fleet in 2030

Green methanol is going to feature very heavily, and bio-methane as well

Maersk no longer go through the Red Sea on the Asia-Europe route because of the risk of attack by Huthi rebels.

Shipping giant Maersk Q3 profit jumps six times to US$3 billion

DANISH shipping giant Maersk said Thursday (Oct 31) that profits in the third quarter were six times higher than the same period last year as it maintains high prices to get trade through conflict zon...