Costamare

Costamare shares rose to a new 52-week high of $16.95 and delivered a 96.06% total return over the past year and a 72.54% return over six months. For Q3 2025 the company reported earnings per share of $0.81 (expectation $0.70) and beat revenue forecasts with $225.17 million. Costamare announced quarterly dividends for common and preferred shares; the stock has a P/E ratio of 6.73 and a dividend yield of 2.78% and is regarded by InvestingPro as undervalued with very strong financial health. » More on de.investing.com

Costamare’s stock rose to a new 52-week high of $15.70, surpassing the previous peak of $15.53. According to the report, the year-to-date return is around 67.09% and the P/E ratio is 6.29, making the stock appear relatively inexpensive; the dividend yield is 2.96%. In the third quarter, Costamare beat expectations with EPS of $0.81 (expectation $0.70) and revenue of $225.17 million (expectation $197.92 million). Despite the strong figures, the share price slipped slightly in pre-market trading. » More on de.investing.com

Costamare has agreed to sell 1,200 newly created Series F preferred shares to Konstantinos Konstantakopoulos; each share carries 50,000 votes but no dividend or liquidation rights. The issue is intended to ensure that U.S. persons do not control more than 25% of the voting rights; after the transaction the Konstantakopoulos family will hold about 75.7% of the voting rights (previously about 63.6%). The shares can be repurchased by independent directors for $1 per share and will automatically lapse after five years if still outstanding. The move follows an announcement on special port fees in China and is intended to address potential concerns regarding U.S. control thresholds. » More on de.investing.com