A2Sea: Declining daily rates will impact 2015 result
Danish offshore carrier A2Sea made a USD 34.4 million net result after taxes and, as expected, the carrier experienced a slight setback compared to the year before. Management projects a lower result for 2015 due to declining daily rates.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
Daily rates for specialized vessels servicing the offshore wind industry with wind turbine installations have declined and this will put pressure on earnings in 2015, says offshore carrier A2Sea, which is owned by Siemens and Dong Energy, and which just published its annual report for 2014.
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