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Hapag-Lloyd duly raised its 2026 profit guidance this week – a palatable appetiser before Mærsk, its partner in the Gemini shipping alliance, does the same (again) in a month’s time?
Those in the bull camp think so.
The Danish carrier, which reports third-quarter results on 5 November, is forecast to disclose quarterly Ebitda ranging between $5.4bn and $5.5bn, up about 80% on the second quarter and roughly double a year ago. Its German ally reports a week later.
It is going so …