Grape demand: carriers line up for a bite as South African export season begins
South Africa’s grape export season has begun, and ocean carriers are lining up for a ...
Heading to the pub the other day in Ipswich for a well-deserved pint, I found myself having to deal with a comrade’s fair remarks in the wake of Hapag-Lloyd’s Q1 24 update:
“Look, these Western carriers give guidance and their [low-high-end adjusted earnings] spreads are narrowing but are still so wide you can barely call it guidance.”
Still, Hapag-Lloyd shines, on a trailing basis, where it matters: financial acumen. How?
By putting the hard cash saved during the good pandemic days to work.
Looking ...
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