Maersk Broker boosts profit

Maersk Broker succeeded in increasing its profit in 2018. 2019 also started satisfactorily, despite problems with the dry bulk market, the company's CEO tells ShippingWatch.

Anders Hald er CEO i Maersk Broker. | Photo: Maersk Broker

BY NIKLAS KRIGSLUND

Published: 31.05.19 at 08:16

Maersk Broker exited 2018 with an improved bottom line compared to the the preceding year.

The company has also gotten off to a fine start in 2019, a year that otherwise began with a near collapse of the dry bulk market, shows the firm's annual financial statement.

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