Maersk suspends vessel calls at Haifa as regional tension rises
Maersk Line has become the first container line to reorganise its services to Israel, announcing ...
There is no denying Rolf Habben Jansen and his team have done a superb job turning around Hapag-Lloyd’s fortunes since its IPO in late 2015.
Priced at the low end of guidance then (€20), its stock is up 1,519% in less than seven years. Thanks to Covid-19 and a very committed workforce around the globe, the German carrier now appears in all its splendour, operationally, while financially boasting a market value of almost €57bn ($63bn).
But share prices are occasionally meaningless.
At Friday’s close, ...
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