Ocean Carriers - Financial reports and list of who's in Brazil

A.P. Møller-Mærsk B shares are adding 7.1 percent in Copenhagen. Report follows several negative financial reports from carriers. APL, Hanjin Shipping and Hapag-Lloyd all reported losses in the first quarter, and Maersk Line parent A.P. Moller-Maersk warned in reporting stronger first-quarter earnings that it expects a slimmer profit later in the year.


Hamburg-Sud, and its Brazilian sister carrier, Alianca, also benefited from a "moderate" recovery in freight rates, which boosted liner shipping revenue 45 percent to just under $5.65 billion.  In March the carrier placed a $712 million order with Korea's Hyundai Heavy Industries for six 9,600-TEU ships with the first delivery scheduled in May 2013.


NYK reported profit from recurring liner operations of 10.3 billion yen ($116.4 million), compared with a year-earlier loss of 18.6 billion yen for that segment.
MOL container ship revenue jumped 40.8 percent to 146.8 billion yen ($165.9 million). Group-wide net profit was 20.8 billion yen ($235.3 million), compared with a loss of 13 million yen a year earlier. Revenue rose 33.5 percent to 397 billion yen (4.5 billion).
"K" Line had net profit of 15.8 billion yen ($178 million), reversing a loss of 14.9 billion yen in the corresponding period a year earlier. Operating revenue from the company’s container ship segment totaled 112.3 billion yen ($1.27 billion) and operating income was 8.9 billion yen (108.8 million).


Ocean Carries in Brazil with links:

Aliança Navegação e Logística Ltda. APL BBC Chartering BM Shipping Boss Line China Shipping Clipper Lines A/S Cia Libra CMA CGM Contship Cosco Brasil Mar Ltda Costa Container Line CSAV Empremar Evergreen Global Transporte Oceânico S.A. Hamburg Sud Brasil S.A Hanjin Senator Lines do Brasil Ltda Hapag Lloyd Hoegh Autoliners Intermarine K-Line Krausche Logística & Multimodal Ltda. Lykes Lines Maersk Sealand Marinav Agência Maritima Ltda. Maruba do Brasil