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Anyone hoping to see how CMA CGM’s airline is faring via the group’s 2023 financial results released on Friday, will be disappointed. 

Because, as before – and as with Maersk – the French shipping group files its airline results under “Other”, which also includes terminals and “other investments”. 

Internal sources have admitted that CMA’s airline had a tough year last year. The ‘Other’ category reveals revenues rose more than 10%, to $2bn, up from $1.86bn. However, ebitda fell more than 47%, to ...

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