NORDEN raises expectations for the full-year result
The increase reflects strong performance in both the assets & logistics and freight services & trading business units. During 3Q22, NORDEN has realised asset trading profits in assets & logistics having sold two product tankers and three dry cargo vessels. Freight services & trading benefits from a high exposure in tankers while also generating additional value from dry cargo activities. The exceptionally strong product tanker spot rates are expected to remain at very high levels for the remainder of 2022 leading into 2023.
Jan Rindbo, CEO of NORDEN, commented:
”NORDENs agile business model continues to benefit us in volatile markets, where we are capturing strong values across the dry cargo and tanker segments through our active trading approach.”
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