DFDS AS
Investor Relations

DFDS AS, a company with roots tracing back to 1866, has carved a profound niche in the European transport and logistics landscape. Originally established as Det Forenede Dampskibs-Selskab (The United Steamship Company), DFDS has adeptly evolved with the times to become a premier North European shipping and logistics company. Its lifeblood flows along the key maritime arteries of Northern Europe, where it operates one of the largest integrated shipping and logistics networks. DFDS provides both freight and passenger services, seamlessly connecting countries and commerce across the North Sea, the Baltic Sea, and the English Channel. Their fleet of ferries and logistics solutions underscore their commitment to reliability and efficiency in transporting goods and people, a testament to their sustained relevance in a vast sea of competition.

Revenue streams course through two primary channels for DFDS. On one hand, the company generates income from its extensive freight shipping services. These services cater to a myriad of industries, offering tailor-made logistics solutions that encompass door-to-door transportation, warehousing, and supply chain management. On the other hand, DFDS capitalizes on passenger travel, operating ferry routes that not only serve as a vital link for tourists and locals alike but also contribute significantly to their earnings. By continually investing in state-of-the-art vessels and digital solutions, DFDS ensures smooth operations, helping businesses thrive and individuals travel with ease, thus maintaining its status as a linchpin in European transportation.

Show more
Loading
DFDS
OMX Copenhagen 25

Earnings Calls

2025 Q1
May 6, 2025
Show Transcript
Previous
Next
DFDS Q1 2025: Acquisitions Drive Growth Amid Transition
2025 Q1
May 6, 2025

In Q1 2025, DFDS reported an 8% revenue growth largely due to the acquisition of the former Ekol, while organic growth was slightly negative. The company faces challenges in ferry operations, particularly in the Mediterranean, which saw a significant EBIT reduction. However, price increases began in January and March, aiming to stabilize revenue. For 2025, DFDS projects overall revenue growth of around 5%, with a raised EBIT outlook for the Ferry Division to DKK 1 billion, mitigated by a lowered forecast for Logistics from DKK 300 million to DKK 200 million. The company's focus remains on improving cash flow and reducing leverage by year-end.

Show Full Analysis

Management

Mr. Torben Carlsen MBA
President, CEO & Member of Executive Board
No Bio Available
Ms. Karen Dyrskjot Boesen
Executive VP & CFO
No Bio Available
Mr. Rune Keldsen
Executive VP & CTO
No Bio Available
Mr. Soren Brondholt Nielsen
Vice President of IR & Corporate Board
No Bio Available
Ms. Anne-Christine Ahrenkiel
Executive VP & Chief People Officer
No Bio Available
Mr. Niklas Andersson
Executive Vice President of Logistics Division
No Bio Available
Mr. Martin Gade Gregersen
Senior Vice President of Logistics Division
No Bio Available
Mr. Mathieu Girardin
Executive Vice President of Ferry Division
No Bio Available
Jesper Aagesen
Head of Sustainable Fleet Projects
No Bio Available
Sophie-Kim Chapman
Head of Decarbonization
No Bio Available

Contacts

Address
COPENHAGEN
Sundkrogsgade 11
Contacts
+4533423342.0
www.dfds.com