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ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. reported FY 2025 revenue of $6.90B, down 18.1% from $8.43B in FY 2024, driven by lower average freight rates per TEU ($1,551 vs. $1,888, -17.8%) despite stable TEUs carried (3.66M vs. 3.75M, -2.3%). Gross profit fell 52.6% to $1.32B from $2.78B, reflecting higher operating costs and depreciation. Net income was $481.5M ($4 basic/diluted EPS), a sharp decline from $2.15B ($17.84/$17.82 EPS) in 2024, with Adjusted EBITDA at $2.17B (down from $3.69B). Pacific trade contributed 43% of TEUs but saw 25.5% revenue drop. Balance sheet shows total assets $11.01B, equity $4.03B, and lease liabilities $5.65B. Operating cash flow $2.30B supported $515.6M dividends. Pending Hapag-Lloyd merger at $35/share adds strategic uncertainty amid Red Sea disruptions and geopolitical risks.
EPS
$4
Revenue
$6.90B
Net Income
$481.5M
Gross Margin
19.1%
Gross Profit
$1.32B
free cash flow
$2.17B
Operating Income
$1.02B
operating margin
14.7%