Secondary box trades take centre stage, with global volume growth set to wane
Delegates at this week’s TOC Europe Container Supply Chain 2025 event in Rotterdam were told ...
For today, it’s all about the closing of this earnings season and the key takeaways for box lines.
Hapag-Lloyd’s full Q1 numbers released last week confirmed that volumes rose +9%*, greatly outperforming its partner in the Gemini alliance, Mærsk, with its meagre +0.1% comparable growth during the period.
(*Vs market growth at 4.2%, benchmark CTS estimates.)
And boasting an Ebit/teu of $143, the Germans were also well ahead of the $127-comparable-figure their Danish partner delivered in the first quarter.
Notably, outside ...
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