Greece's Global Ship Lease (GSL), a company active in the container ship rental segment that is proprietary of a fleet of 69 ships, closed the first quarter of 2025 with revenues of $191.0 million, up +6.4% compared to the same period last year, of which 187.8 million basic time charter revenues (+5.4%). Operating profit is amounted to €128.5 million (+32.3%) and net profit to €123.4 million dollars (+34.3%).

Commenting on the quarterly results and referring to the most general situation of the containerized shipping market, the Executive Chairman of GSL, George Youroukos, noted that "the The situation of US tariffs remains dynamic and, like all We are seeing in real time, the initial impact is disruptive for supply chains. However, the breadth and nature future ramifications are difficult to predict, making it difficult to predict flexibility, optionality and agility more more important than ever. In this context, we have witnessed a Continued demand for our medium and small container ships by line operators looking to maximise the flexibility of their networks to adapt to evolving traffic flows".