Maersk raises 2022 guidance by USD 7bn

Maersk upgrades its full-year guidance by USD 7bn after a second quarter with higher revenue and an underlying operating result that beat expectations.

by TOMAS KRISTIANSEN, DANIEL LOGAN

Maersk has made an upward adjustment to its overall result for 2022 after a strong Q2 that was better than expected.

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