10/02/2021at 08:07

Maersk expects to earn even more money in 2021

A.P. Moeller-Maersk expects to earn even more money in 2021 than in the red-hot container market for 2020. The first quarter this year will be exceptionally strong, projects the company, after which the market is expected to normalize.

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by DANIEL LOGAN

After an unusually strong 2020, Maersk guides with an even better 2021.

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