Søren Skou believes in a significant improvement in reliability this year

Most container ships currently struggle to stay on schedule. More than half of Maersk's ships arrive late at the moment, but CEO Søren Skou maintains the expectation of a marked improvement this year. He hopes to see an end to the repercussions from the Suez Canal blockage soon.
Søren Skou CEO of A.P. Møller-Maersk | Photo: PR-FOTO
Søren Skou CEO of A.P. Møller-Maersk | Photo: PR-FOTO

Søren Skou and Maersk hold on to the belief in an imminent and noticeable improvement in service levels in the container market, which has been characterized by chaotic conditions and as a result port congestion and delays, much to inconvenience of customers.

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