In the second quarter of this year, the worsening, the downward trend in the economic results of the Norwegian MPC Container Ships which owns a fleet that as of 30 June last consisted of 55 container carriers rental posts that have a total hold capacity equal to almost 120 thousand TEUs. These are ships of the capacity unit between 1,200 and 5,500 TEUs, container carrier feeder for which the company sees excellent prospects given that orders shipyards for new buildings focus on mainly on larger ships and the feeder is increasingly made up of container ships of high age. MPC Container Ships highlighted that Currently, the order book of new ships provides for the construction of 236 container carriers with a capacity of between 1,000 and 8,000 TEUs in front of a fleet in service of this range of capacity which is made up of 899 ships that are at least 20 years old.

If Norwegian society said today satisfied with the financial results of the second quarter of 2024, however, revenues fell by -32.7% in the period on the same period last year, having amounted to 130.9 million dollars. EBITDA and EBIT values marked decreases of -40.9% and -35.% respectively, having been 84.4 million and 66.9 million dollars. Net profit totaled 64.8 million (-36.1%).

In the first half of this year, revenues stood at $278.4 million, down -25.6% on the first mid-2023. EBITDA was €180.5 million (-36.5%), EBIT of €145.3 million (-35.6%) and net profit of €141.3 million million dollars (-36.1%).