11/08/2022at 07:53

Hapag-Lloyd more than tripled its profit in H1

German container line Hapag-Lloyd tripled its net profit in the first half-year, with the operating result landing at EUR 10bn, according to the H1 interim report.

by DANIEL LOGAN, KIM WIESENER

Hapag-Lloyd has landed a ”very good result” in the first half of 2022, the German carrier writes in its H1 interim report.

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