DHT Holdings

DHT Holdings’ stock rose to a 52-week high of $20.63, driven by strong price performance (year return +89%, YTD +87%) and a high dividend yield of 24%. InvestingPro still rates the stock below its fair value and sees further upside potential. DHT reported record results for Q2 2026: earnings per share $1.23 on revenue of $284.8 million, net income $198.3 million and adjusted EBITDA $231 million, which is attributed to higher charter rates and tight market conditions. » More on de.investing.com

DHT Holdings’ stock climbed to a 52-week high of $20.57 and returned nearly 99% over the past year. For Q2 2026 the company reported record results: earnings of $1.23 per share (expectation $1.10), revenue of $284.8 million (expectation $232.54 million), net income of $198.3 million and adjusted EBITDA of $231 million. The strong performance is attributed to high charter rates, tight market conditions and strategic initiatives; according to InvestingPro the stock is still below the estimated fair value, suggesting further upside potential. » More on de.investing.com

DHT Holdings reports an estimated TCE rate of $126,700 per day for Q2 2026. VLCCs in the spot market earned $162,600 per day, time-charter VLCCs $90,800; the estimate is based on 2,012 revenue days, of which 1,007 were spot days. For Q3, about 48% of available spot days are booked at an average rate of $139,700 per day, and overall 74% of revenue days are chartered at $94,300 per day. In July DHT closed a three-year time charter for the DHT Jaguar at $75,000 per day; the stock is at $17.31, has gained 74% over the past year, and shows a stated dividend yield of 14.4% with 19 consecutive years of dividends. » More on de.investing.com