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Investing.com -- Hapag-Lloyd shares rose sharply on Tuesday after the German container shipper raised its 2026 earnings guidance again, citing continued strong market demand and positive spot freight-rate developments.

It cautioned, however, that freight rates are volatile and that the outlook is subject to a high degree of uncertainty given current and persistent geopolitical challenges.

Israel’s Finance Ministry has reportedly raised national security and maritime concerns over the proposed takeover, adding uncertainty to a transaction targeted for closure by year-end.

Hapag-Lloyd and partner FIMI submit revised terms for their $4.2 billion acquisition of Zim The post Hapag-Lloyd revises Zim offer as Israeli approval concerns persist appeared first on FreightWaves.

China now accounts for 40% of global container exports, and that quietly reshapes where money and risk pool across global shipping and logistics stocks. Supply chains lean harder on Chinese ports and transshipment routes, which can create both pressure points and pricing power. This article walks through three stocks exposed to that news shock and shows where investors might see opportunity or prefer to stay on the sidelines as trade routes keep rewiring. The stocks in this article are a...

SFL (SFL) has extended its relationship with Hapag-Lloyd by signing seven-year charter extensions for six 15,400 TEU container vessels, adding about US$750 million to its fixed rate backlog and bringing total contracted revenue to roughly US$4.6 billion. SFL’s latest charter extensions land at a time when the share price has cooled slightly in the very short term, with the 7 day share price return down 5.85%. However, the 30 day and 90 day share price returns are up 3.75% and 18.44%...

Rolf Habben Jansen says container demand has held up better than expected despite tariffs and geopolitical turmoil, while higher costs and uncertainty over Red Sea routings continue to cloud the market outlook. The post Hapag-Lloyd CEO cites resilient demand, but sees shipping market exposed to Middle East disruption appeared first on FreightWaves.

SFL Corporation Ltd. (NYSE:SFL) locked in a charter extension with Hapag-Lloyd AG for another seven years, covering six 15,400 TEU container vessels. Backed by ongoing strength across the container segment, the vessels will stay under firm rates with charter coverage through 2035-36. This development builds on the company’s prevailing expansion momentum in 2026, having already […]