Marsk The stocks jumped more than 10 % after the freight giant was better published than expected Fourth quarter results On Thursday, the shares were placed in the training course for the best daily performance since 2016.
The profits increased before interest, depreciation, taxes and firefighting (EBITDA) by 26 % to 12.13 billion dollars in the entire year extension, and amounted to $ 3.6 billion in the fourth quarter, which exceeds 3 billion dollars of analysts for a three -month period stated by Reuters.
“We have seen growth in all our three sectors. We have also seen a very strong price environment against the background of this growth and some shortage, so global trade continues to be strong that allowed us to provide a very strong quarter.” CNBC on Thursday.
“In a time of uncertainty in the high total economy, we were able to be adequately graceful.”
The return on profit growth comes in the wake of Ghattis in 2023, as the impact of the global supply chain restrictions prompted a significant increase in registering high levels in 2021 and 2022. Maersk Ebitda was $ 36.8 billion in 2022.
Merck, who is seen as a bell of trade and growth trends, said he believes that EBITDA ranges between $ 6 billion and 9 billion dollars in 2025 and expected the global economy to expand this year, while low interest rates stimulate demand.
At this outlook, I told the Clerc CNBC, “We will definitely see some normalization on the price side, but we still expect the economy to receive some strength, with 4 % growth expected in the market and in the circulating volumes,” I told Clerc CNBC.
JP Morgan analysts reported profits in the fourth quarter of JP Morgan in the fourth quarter led by its performance in the oceans and stations in the Thursday note, but they said that the company’s expectations indicate that the main shipping of the ocean shipping “is heading to losses” in the second half of a year.
Analysts also indicated that the company has started a 2 billion dollar resetting process “despite this negative dynamism.”
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