OceanX: Mærsk rally overshadows post-US-China trade deal news
We could all benefit from a little dose of optimism
It was a somewhat phlegmatic CEO Vincent Clerc addressing analysts at yesterday’s first-quarter Maersk earnings call. Some parts of the business had performed well – take a bow, APM Terminals – while others still had ground to make up – the EBIT margin in Logistics & Services was 4.1%, still stubbornly below the targeted 6% but way better than the measly 1.5% achieved this time last year.
It probably doesn’t matter that much at the moment because these are relatively small ...
Maersk Air Cargo sees volumes fall as it aims for 'margin in favour of revenue'
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