Wallenius Wilhelmsen Q2 net profit drops 22% QoQ to USD 138 million
Reuters2026/08/11 05:04- Wallenius Wilhelmsen posted Q2 adjusted EBITDA of USD 361 million, down 7% QoQ; revenue rose 4% QoQ to USD 1.31 billion.
- Net profit fell 22% QoQ to USD 138 million, with results hit by higher bunker costs tied to the Middle East conflict.
- Declared a total H1-26 dividend of USD 0.61 per share, including an extraordinary USD 100 million payout; total H1 dividend was USD 258 million.
- Management said shipping was fully utilized out of Asia and the RoRo market stayed tight, while Logistics delivered adjusted EBITDA of USD 46 million, up 8% QoQ.
- Kept its 2026 outlook for adjusted EBITDA of about USD 1.6 billion.
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