In the first quarter of this year, the ro-ro fleet of the Wallenius Wilhelmsen transported cars, other rolling stock and goods for a total of 13.3 million cubic metres, with a decrease - the seventh consecutive quarterly - of -5.9% on the previous year. first three months of 2024. Sustained growth was recorded in the volumes transported between Asia and the west coast of South America which amounted to over 1.4 million cubic metres (+25.9%) and the volumes transported on routes between Europe have also increased and North America/Oceania, which amounted to 1.1 million cubic meters (+4.0%), and on the other world routes that totaled almost 2.6 million cubic metres (+4.9%). On the other hand, traffic is down transported between Asia and Europe, amounting to 2.0 million cubic metres (-12.1%), that between Europe and Asia, equal to 915 thousand cubic meters (-39.5%), traffic on the route between Asia and North America, equal to to 3.4 million cubic meters (-0.5%), and the transatlantic one, which is amounted to 1.8 million cubic metres (-17.8%).

In the first three months of 2025, the group's revenues grew +3.4% to $1.30 billion, of which $970.2 million generated maritime transport services (+4.6%) and €281.0 million from other logistics activities (-6.5%). EBITDA was €462.0 million (+5.4%) and operating profit was €304.8 million million dollars (+5.1%), with a contribution of 268.2 million from maritime transport (-1.7%) and €8.6 million from other activities logistics (-29.4%). Net profit amounted to 245.8 million (+22.1%).

Referring to the introduction of tariffs announced by the president Donald Trump and port taxes charged to ships under study by the US government administration, the Chairman and CEO of Wallenius Wilhelmsen, Lasse Kristoffersen, noted that if these measures could be impact global trade and growth, Wallenius Wilhelmsen believes that he can benefit from new exchanges and opportunity: "While we detect and expect a decline in of US imports and, potentially, exports - he explained - other regions are recording a growth, especially for exports from Asia. We anticipate that This trend will continue for the rest of the year, with a resulting in high capacity utilization in particular for the Shipping and Government segments".