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Norwegian Air Shuttle looks like a changed airline: it’s paying a dividend again, running a smoother peak season, and attracting more business travelers. With a strong cash buffer and a plan to own more of its planes, the next year could bring both upside and new costs to watch.Read more

Stolt-Nielsen faces a tougher shipping market as more ships arrive just as demand softens, which could push freight rates down across its business. Still, shareholder payouts and buybacks may help support the shares while the company absorbs a bigger stake in parts of its fleet and gas shipping unit.Read more

Avtal om samgående med CMB.TECH Efter stängningen i New York igår meddelade det belgiska shippingkonglomeratet CMB.TECH (Vi har en Behåll-rekommendation med en riktkurs 8,75 EUR), att det har tecknat ett avtal med avsikt att gå samman med Golden Ocean. Det offentliggjorda utbytesförhållandet är 0,95/1 CMB.TECH-aktie/Golden Ocean-aktie och baseras på ett substansvärde på 15,23 USD respektive 14,49 USD, vilket kan jämföras med våra senast publicerade substansvärde på 14,7 USD respektive 14,1 USD (baserat på siffrorna i Q4) och ett implicit utbytesförhållande om 0,96/1.Read more

A big shift toward building cars closer to where they’re sold—and a more tense trade backdrop—could mean fewer vehicles moving across oceans, putting pressure on Wallenius Wilhelmsen’s core business. At the same time, strong Asian exports, longer customer contracts, and newer cleaner ships could help it hold up better than skeptics expect.Read more

MPC Container Ships faces a tricky setup as trade routes shift and a wave of new ships threatens to crowd the market, which could pressure day-to-day demand and profits. Add in rising environmental rules and a heavy focus on paying out cash instead of upgrading the fleet, and investors may want to understand what could help the company hold up—or make things worse.Read more

Höegh Autoliners could benefit as older car-carrying ships are replaced and electric-vehicle exports push more vehicles across borders, potentially giving well-prepared carriers an edge. Its newer, cleaner ships and deep ties with major automakers may help it win steadier work and better pricing even if shipping markets get choppy.Read more

Wallenius Wilhelmsen looks steady on the surface, but big shifts in how and where cars get built could mean fewer long-distance shipments and tougher pricing ahead. See why new ships coming into the market and rising environmental costs may squeeze profits, even as the company leans on long contracts and deep ties to major carmakers.Read more

Norwegian Air Shuttle is betting that tighter operations, smarter aircraft ownership, and the Widerøe tie-up let it win customers and run a more reliable Nordic route network than rivals. The upside comes from stronger pricing power and a greener travel pitch, but competition, tougher climate rules, and big spending needs could quickly squeeze profits.Read more

MPC Container Ships locks in years of work for its smaller container vessels, which could help steady results even if shipping markets stay choppy. Its newer, more fuel‑efficient fleet and ship renewal plan may keep it in demand as rules tighten, but a wave of new ships and shifting trade routes could still pressure future rates.Read more