HAFNIA Ltd

Hafnia confirms that Søren Steenberg Jensen has assumed the position of chief executive officer, replacing Mikael Østun Skov. The company emphasizes that the appointment will have no impact on its strategy or business operations. Hafnia has called an extraordinary general meeting for 23 September 2026, at which Østun Skov is to be appointed a director. Hafnia operates around 180 vessels for oil, oil product and chemical transports and is part of the BW Group. » More on de.investing.com

Hafnia called Q2 the second-strongest quarter in the company’s history, reporting a net profit of about $278 million and average daily revenues of $44,000. The board approved a dividend of $250 million (payout ratio 90%); the share rose 4.36% in premarket trading. Net asset value was $4.4 billion and net loan-to-value just above 13%; for Q3, contract-backed revenues of roughly $30,000 per day were reported. Management expects lower earnings compared with the cycle peak but announced a fleet renewal with ten replacement newbuilds for 2029–2030. » More on de.investing.com

Hafnia reports Q1 2026 revenue of USD 412.9m and earnings per share of USD 0.36, with both metrics significantly exceeding market expectations. Net profit rose to USD 179.7m (+197% vs Q1 2025) and adjusted EBITDA reached USD 198.6m. Management attributes the strong performance to geopolitical disruptions and higher tanker rates and plans investments in newbuilds and fleet modernization while maintaining a positive outlook. » More on de.investing.com