Hafnia's shares fell 6.8% after earnings as investors were likely disappointed by a cautious outlook amid geopolitical disruption and management's modest forward coverage, despite strong reported profits.
- Reported net profit was $179.7 million, nearly triple Q1 2025, driven by elevated freight rates amid notable geopolitical disruptions.
- Forward coverage stands at 73% of Q2 earnings days at $46,600 per day, reflecting more conservative near-term visibility.
- Fleet renewal continues with contracts for 10 new MR vessels delivering between 2028 and 2029, lowering average fleet age to 9.6 years.
- Net asset value increased to ~$4 billion ($8.09/share), up from $3.5 billion last quarter, supported by strong earnings and vessel valuations.
- Dividend declared at an 80% payout ratio, yielding an annualized 14%, with net loan-to-value improved to 20.2%, signaling disciplined capital allocation.
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