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The operating profits of the majority of ocean carriers sank into the red in Q4 last year, but a wide disparity between the fortunes of the lines has been revealed.
The average EBIT [earnings before interest and tax] in the fourth quarter 2015 of 14 carriers that publish their financial results was a negative 5.9%, compared with a positive 5.2% in the first three months of the year, said Alphaliner.
And the negative trend has continued into 2016, according to new analysis from the industry consultant.
“In the second ...
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