Waberer’s Group, listed on the Budapest Stock Exchange, posted consolidated revenue of EUR 816.2 million in 2025, up 7.7% from 2024. EBIT grew 28.8%, while net profit more than doubled to EUR 43.6 million, driven by strategic acquisitions and business developments. The insurance segment doubled revenue to EUR 161 million, with EBIT rising 55% to […] The post Waberer’s Group reports strong 2025 growth appeared first on Container News.

The Port of Aarhus, Denmark’s largest commercial port, has appointed Ulrik Andersen as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective 1 May 2026. Andersen brings a decade of experience as Municipal Chief Executive of Thisted Municipality and has prior involvement in the port industry, including board membership and serving as interim CEO of Port of Hanstholm. […] The post Ulrik Andersen appointed CEO of Denmark’s Port of Aarhus appeared first on Container News.

China Classification Society (CCS) successfully delivered the “Chongqing Emergency 012”, the largest self-propelled crane ship in the upper Yangtze River. With an 800-ton lifting capacity, 75-meter boom height, and a 6.7° boom angle, the vessel sets new records for large-scale rescue and construction operations in the region. Funded by China’s Ministry of Finance and Ministry […] The post China Classification Society delivers largest crane ship appeared first on Container News.

The Commission’s five priorities give every port in the Hamburg-Le Havre range identical policy language. The ports that translate shared frameworks into differentiated stakeholder narratives will capture disproportionate competitive positioning value. Within a week of the European Commission publishing its EU Ports Strategy on 4 March 2026, major port associations across the continent had issued […] The post The EU Ports Strategy Addresses Infrastructure. It Overlooks the Widening Communication Gap. appeared first on Container News.

Hapag-Lloyd and the Government of India have signed a Letter of Intent (LOI) in Mumbai to strengthen maritime cooperation and support India’s shipping and logistics sector. The agreement focuses on ship reflagging, sustainable ship recycling, and infrastructure development at Vadhavan Port. Key Highlights: Reflagging: Hapag-Lloyd may reflag up to four vessels under the Indian registry, […] The post Hapag-Lloyd signs Letter of Intent with India to boost maritime cooperation appeared first on Container News.