Stolt-Nielsen

Waiting for the turnaround

RESULTS Continued poor returns from the chemical tanker sector have held back profits at Stolt-Nielsen, and indications for the rest of the year are little brighter

Niels G Stolt-Nielsen, CEO of Stolt-Nielsen

Stolthaven steady

Stolthaven Terminals reports an operating profit of $23.3m for the first quarter of 2013, up 1.7% from $22.9m posted in the final quarter 2012, as overall market conditions remained strong. 

Safe haven

MARKETS Gas shipping has been one of the star performers in the maritime sector in recent years. But not every LPG tanker operator has been laughing all the way to the bank, as this review of recent financial results indicates

Tanker Clipper Viking at sea

30 years ago

Was the March issue always a storage terminal number? It was in 1983, but where now are those optimistic operators listed as investing in new capacity?

On the mend?

MARKETS This time last year it was all doom and gloom for chemical tanker operators. This year it’s still doom and gloom, just less of it, although there is still some concern at the pace at which costs are rising

Port sunset

Bobbing along

RESULTS Stolt-Nielsen’s approach of having a broad spread of interests across the chemical supply chain – as well as in fish farming – have helped it remain buoyant overall during what have often been difficult trading conditions

Stolt Tank Containers

State of the union

OVERVIEW The European tank storage market is reasonably stable, but concerns over the continent’s macroeconomic situation still loom heavy. HCB spoke to some of the region’s biggest players to find out what business has been like

Terminal in Europe showing port and tanker

All dive in

FLEETS Despite challenging economic environments in some European countries, many road tanker operators are expanding their activities, while also expanding the sense of ‘Europe’

Den Hartogh road tanker at terminal

Stolt-Nielsen sees broad improvements

Stolt-NIelsen Ltd has reported net profit of $37.0m on revenue of $538.8m in the second quarter, up from $8.0m and $505.7m, respectively, in the prior period.

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