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Wallenius Wilhelmsen Asa (WAWIF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Asa (OTC: WAWIF) Q2 2026 earnings conference call, held 2026-08-11. Replay captured from the company's public earnings webcast.

Tue, August 11, 2026 at 2:30 AMendedReplay
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Asa (WAWIF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call

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Lasse Kristoffersen

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Bjørnar Bukholm

CFO

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Good morning, good evening, and good afternoon to everyone watching us online, and a very warm welcome to everyone here at the Lysaker office. Very nice to see everyone. What are the quarterly results? What can we expect, Anders? We will hear a little bit about the market strength, which is driven by China. I think that's an important message, and a little bit about dividends and our results for the quarter. So something to look forward to. And we do the usual drill with our CEO, Lasse Kristoffersen. We'll take the market and the business. Then CFO Bjørnar Bukholm will take the numbers. And then Lasse will take the prospects before you run a Q&A session. So some practical information on that part. If you have questions, you can post questions via the webcast. Just do it as early as you can or during the presentation, that's fine. Do allow some time between the questions are posed and they're actually arriving on this end. There will also be a possibility to post questions from the audience. So be ready, and then I think we can just start. So with that, Lasse, welcome. Thank you. Thank you and good morning, good afternoon. Very happy to invite you to this presentation. We have in our view another solid quarter and we are in a market that is firming up in shipping and where we are really proud that we see results of the hard work we do to improve performance also in other segments, in particular in logistics. So we are here with what we believe is a strong report and a strong market outlook. But I will talk you through some of the details, starting with the headlines. The continued demand in shipping causes basically the whole world fleet to be sold out. And so it is with us. So we have at the moment a fully sold out fleet out of Asia. I will come back to the cargo bal...

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