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Managing expectations
Hapag-Lloyd sank further into the red in the second quarter losing $111m and taking its net loss to $158m for the first half of the year as the carrier’s revenues plunged by $1bn compared to the same period of 2015.
The German container line’s turnover for the first half was down 19% at $4.2bn on the previous year’s $5.2bn, while volumes remained flat at 3.7m teu.
The damage to the company’s balance sheet was inflicted by significantly lower freight rates across all ...
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