Comment / Mærsk's 27% yield – the race to a new bottom

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By Alessandro Pasetti

09/02/2023

We’ll have plenty of time to reference again in the near future the stunning, record numbers released yesterday by AP Møller-Mærsk (APMM). But let’s rewind now to 11 February 2022* and then look forward to what capital allocation means in the APMM value chase. Or, rather, in the chase to a new bottom (next likely episode soon on this screen).

(*When Premium published: “Mærsk’s 10.7% WOW factor hits the history books (until next year)“.)

Management said in the call with analysts that ...

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