P. Møller - Mærsk has released its 2025 annual report, showcasing a strong performance in various aspects of the company.
The CEO, Vincent Clerc, emphasized the need to strengthen and modernize global supply chains and critical infrastructure. Despite this, Maersk faces challenges due to an influx of new vessels and the expected resumption of Red Sea routes, which may put pressure on freight rates.
The Ocean business set a new benchmark for reliability, Terminals delivered record results, and Logistics & Services continued to advance. However, the company also announced plans to reduce its share buyback program and cut 1,000 administrative jobs as part of broader cost-cutting measures.
5bn. The Ocean business drove increased competitiveness through high asset utilization and volumes growth in line with market, while the Logistics & Services business continued to invest and advance performance.
Terminals accelerated growth by developing new sites, modernizing existing facilities, and securing key concessions across strategic locations. Despite this progress, further improved performance remains a priority for the Logistics & Services segment.
Maersk's strategy to grow in close partnership with customers and leverage its unique asset footprint is crucial in navigating the challenges ahead. However, the company must also address the pressure on freight rates due to new vessels and the resumption of Red Sea routes.
