Stolt-Nielsen

Stolt-Nielsen released mixed Q2 results: revenue (USD 750.3m) and EPS (USD 0.97) beat analysts' expectations, while EBITDA (USD 177.3m) fell short of estimates and declined year‑on‑year. The company cites the closure of the Strait of Hormuz as a burden on chemical logistics but stresses continued operation of its global network. Stolt Tankers saw higher volumes amid falling freight rates, Stolthaven Terminals achieved a record operating profit, and Stolt Tank Containers grew through the integration of Suttons but was weighed down by integration costs. No concrete guidance was given for the current business period. » More on de.investing.com

Stolt-Nielsen reported Q1 2026 revenue growth to $716.8m, a strong free cash flow of $119.8m (+387.3%) and liquidity of $546m, despite declines in EBITDA ($180.8m) and net income ($47.5m). Rate declines weighed particularly on the tanker and tank-container segments, while terminals delivered a record result and non-tankers now contribute 44% of EBITDA. Due to significant geopolitical disruptions in the Middle East, management withdrew its outlook, announced capital discipline, a JV for Avenir LNG and reduced investment plans. The board stresses resilience thanks to diversification, strong liquidity and a focus on earnings and capital discipline. » More on de.investing.com

Stolt-Nielsen reported EBITDA of 186.0 Mio. USD for Q4/2025 (−12.6% y/y), while revenue, operating profit, net profit and free cash flow also declined. For the full year the company reached EBITDA of 775.5 Mio. USD, the second-highest figure in the company's history. More diversified business segments contributed 45% to the quarterly EBITDA and the acquisition of Suttons increased the tank container fleet by over 20%. Management issued an EBITDA forecast of 600–750 Mio. USD for 2026; net debt to EBITDA rose to 3.12x and liquidity amounted to 477 Mio. USD. » More on de.investing.com