Ocean Yield

Ocean Yield reported a net profit of $25m for Q2 2024 on total revenues of $56.3m; adjusted EBITDA fell slightly to $80.5m. The portfolio remains stable, with LNG and gas tankers now accounting for more than 50% of the EBITDA backlog, and about 59% of the contracted volume attributable to investment-grade counterparties. Liquidity stands at around $282m; management expects no material change in strategy under new owner A.P. Møller Holding and continued refinancings; no dividend was paid for Q2. » More on de.investing.com

Ocean Yield reported an adjusted record EBITDA of USD 112.9 million and a net profit of USD 28.0 million for the third quarter of 2025. Growth was driven mainly by expansion of its LNG portfolio; the fleet comprises 74 vessels, including 22 LNG tankers. The EBITDA backlog stands at USD 4.3 billion with an average charter duration of 9.9 years, liquidity is USD 191.5 million and the quarterly dividend is USD 100 million. » More on de.investing.com

Ocean Yield reports Q2 2025 revenue rising to USD 62.7m, adjusted EBITDA of USD 101.1m and net profit of USD 22.9m, supported by long-term chartered fleet deployments and completed newbuild programmes. The company increased its stake in France LNG Shipping, plans a USD 30m capital injection from KKR and is considering a bond issue as well as a buyback of the OCY08 bond maturing in 2027. Management and balance-sheet metrics point to robust liquidity and an EBITDA backlog of USD 4.3bn, although market and supply-chain risks remain. » More on de.investing.com