ZIM Integrated Shipping Services reported a 38% year-over-year decline in adjusted EBITDA, landing at US$472 million for Q2 2025, according to New York’s Ainvest. Revenue also took a hit, dropping 15% to $1.64 billion.
The Israeli shipping giant saw a 6% dip in carried volume, moving 895,000 TEU, while average freight rates slid 12% to $1,479 per TEU. Operating income for the quarter came in at $149 million, with net income at $24 million.
Analyst Omar Nokta maintained a Hold rating with a $17 price target, projecting all-in costs to decrease to $1,750 per TEU in 2026 and $1,650 in 2027. However, he flagged potential risks tied to soft freight rates, demand uncertainty, and an expanding vessel orderbook.
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