Departing CFO claims Freightos will see profit in 2026 after reporting Q3 loss
UPDATED 28.11.24 TO INCLUDE FREIGHTOS INPUT AND REMOVE REFERENCE TO GUILLAUME HALLEUX Freightos’ share price fell ...
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As with Hapag-Lloyd, so too for fellow G6 alliance member APL. Today the Singapore-headquartered line announced a first-quarter loss of just $11m, compared with a $98m loss in the same period last year. Despite a 13% drop in revenues, the result was propelled mainly by the steep decline in bunker costs. Heaven help the shipping lines should fuel prices suddenly climb with the alacrity with which they fell.
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