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Hapag-Lloyd confirms 65% EBIT increase in 2020

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Hapag-Lloyd has announced a huge boost to its earnings during the 2020 financial year.

Cost savings and higher revenues as freight rates soared through greater demand have bolstered Hapag-Lloyd's 2020 returns, as with other carriers, volumes overall fell but earnings soared by 65%.

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