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Triple i Logistics Public Company Limited (III.BK)

Q3 2026
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III's profit surges on air freight boom, AOTGA airport deal adds long-term growth

  • Air freight rates surge lifts Q2 profit 91.5% War disruptions cut airline capacity, pushing air freight rates up 26-30% and driving III's Q2 net profit to 140.9 million baht, up 91.5% year-on-year — its best in 10 quarters. Management raised its full-year revenue growth target from 15% to 20%.

    This is the core earnings driver behind III's recent stock strength.

  • High season and warehouse expansion support H2 growth III says late Q3 through Q4 is peak season with rising freight demand and rates across nearly all customer groups. It plans to expand chemical warehouse space from 26,000 to at least 32,000-33,000 square metres by end-2026, supporting its raised 20% growth target.

    Shows the demand and capacity drivers that underpin the raised growth target.

  • AOTGA signs 25-year Suvarnabhumi ground services contract AOTGA, in which III holds a stake, signed a 25-year contract with AOT to provide ground services and cargo warehouses at Suvarnabhumi, starting December 2026. Yuanta says this adds about 18 million baht to III's profit share from 2027, rising to 337 million baht by 2036, and raised its target price to 7.40 baht.

    This is the key new long-term catalyst that extends III's growth beyond the current freight cycle.

September 2026
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III's profit surges on air freight boom, AOTGA airport deal adds long-term growth

  • Air freight rates surge lifts Q2 profit 91.5% War disruptions cut airline capacity, pushing air freight rates up 26-30% and driving III's Q2 net profit to 140.9 million baht, up 91.5% year-on-year — its best in 10 quarters. Management raised its full-year revenue growth target from 15% to 20%.

    This is the core earnings driver behind III's recent stock strength.

  • High season and warehouse expansion support H2 growth III says late Q3 through Q4 is peak season with rising freight demand and rates across nearly all customer groups. It plans to expand chemical warehouse space from 26,000 to at least 32,000-33,000 square metres by end-2026, supporting its raised 20% growth target.

    Shows the demand and capacity drivers that underpin the raised growth target.

  • AOTGA signs 25-year Suvarnabhumi ground services contract AOTGA, in which III holds a stake, signed a 25-year contract with AOT to provide ground services and cargo warehouses at Suvarnabhumi, starting December 2026. Yuanta says this adds about 18 million baht to III's profit share from 2027, rising to 337 million baht by 2036, and raised its target price to 7.40 baht.

    This is the key new long-term catalyst that extends III's growth beyond the current freight cycle.

Latest
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III's profit surges on air freight boom, AOTGA airport deal adds long-term growth

  • Air freight rates surge lifts Q2 profit 91.5% War disruptions cut airline capacity, pushing air freight rates up 26-30% and driving III's Q2 net profit to 140.9 million baht, up 91.5% year-on-year — its best in 10 quarters. Management raised its full-year revenue growth target from 15% to 20%.

    This is the core earnings driver behind III's recent stock strength.

  • High season and warehouse expansion support H2 growth III says late Q3 through Q4 is peak season with rising freight demand and rates across nearly all customer groups. It plans to expand chemical warehouse space from 26,000 to at least 32,000-33,000 square metres by end-2026, supporting its raised 20% growth target.

    Shows the demand and capacity drivers that underpin the raised growth target.

  • AOTGA signs 25-year Suvarnabhumi ground services contract AOTGA, in which III holds a stake, signed a 25-year contract with AOT to provide ground services and cargo warehouses at Suvarnabhumi, starting December 2026. Yuanta says this adds about 18 million baht to III's profit share from 2027, rising to 337 million baht by 2036, and raised its target price to 7.40 baht.

    This is the key new long-term catalyst that extends III's growth beyond the current freight cycle.

AP Moeller - Maersk A/S B (0O77.LSE)

Q3 2026
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Maersk lifts guidance again as freight rates surge, but Suez return may cap gains

  • Second guidance raise on strong Q2 and higher rates Maersk raised its 2026 profit forecast for the second time, with Q2 EBITDA of $3bn beating forecasts and profit more than doubling to $1.26bn. Higher freight rates and solid demand are driving the upgrade, pushing the shares up.

    This is the biggest new event of the period and directly lifts earnings expectations.

  • Suez Canal return cuts costs and transit times Maersk resumed several services via the Suez Canal, including Asia-Mediterranean, Middle East-US East Coast, and the AE19 loop. Shorter routes cut fuel and time costs, improving margins and network efficiency, which supports the share price.

    This is a new operational shift that lowers costs and boosts efficiency.

  • US retailers front-load holiday orders on tariff fears US retailers are pulling forward holiday orders from China by 4-6 weeks to avoid potential tariff hikes. This early surge is tightening container space and lifting freight rates, directly benefiting Maersk's volumes and pricing.

    This new demand driver explains part of the recent rate strength.

  • Colombia earthquake halts Buenaventura terminal A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia temporarily suspended Maersk's terminal operations in Buenaventura, a key coffee export hub. The disruption may delay cargo and add costs, a small negative for the company's regional business.

    This is a new operational disruption that could weigh on near-term results.

July 2026
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Maersk lifts guidance again as freight rates surge, but Suez return may cap gains

  • Second guidance raise on strong Q2 and higher rates Maersk raised its 2026 profit forecast for the second time, with Q2 EBITDA of $3bn beating forecasts and profit more than doubling to $1.26bn. Higher freight rates and solid demand are driving the upgrade, pushing the shares up.

    This is the biggest new event of the period and directly lifts earnings expectations.

  • Suez Canal return cuts costs and transit times Maersk resumed several services via the Suez Canal, including Asia-Mediterranean, Middle East-US East Coast, and the AE19 loop. Shorter routes cut fuel and time costs, improving margins and network efficiency, which supports the share price.

    This is a new operational shift that lowers costs and boosts efficiency.

  • US retailers front-load holiday orders on tariff fears US retailers are pulling forward holiday orders from China by 4-6 weeks to avoid potential tariff hikes. This early surge is tightening container space and lifting freight rates, directly benefiting Maersk's volumes and pricing.

    This new demand driver explains part of the recent rate strength.

  • Colombia earthquake halts Buenaventura terminal A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia temporarily suspended Maersk's terminal operations in Buenaventura, a key coffee export hub. The disruption may delay cargo and add costs, a small negative for the company's regional business.

    This is a new operational disruption that could weigh on near-term results.

Latest
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Maersk lifts guidance again as freight rates surge, but Suez return may cap gains

  • Second guidance raise on strong Q2 and higher rates Maersk raised its 2026 profit forecast for the second time, with Q2 EBITDA of $3bn beating forecasts and profit more than doubling to $1.26bn. Higher freight rates and solid demand are driving the upgrade, pushing the shares up.

    This is the biggest new event of the period and directly lifts earnings expectations.

  • Suez Canal return cuts costs and transit times Maersk resumed several services via the Suez Canal, including Asia-Mediterranean, Middle East-US East Coast, and the AE19 loop. Shorter routes cut fuel and time costs, improving margins and network efficiency, which supports the share price.

    This is a new operational shift that lowers costs and boosts efficiency.

  • US retailers front-load holiday orders on tariff fears US retailers are pulling forward holiday orders from China by 4-6 weeks to avoid potential tariff hikes. This early surge is tightening container space and lifting freight rates, directly benefiting Maersk's volumes and pricing.

    This new demand driver explains part of the recent rate strength.

  • Colombia earthquake halts Buenaventura terminal A 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Colombia temporarily suspended Maersk's terminal operations in Buenaventura, a key coffee export hub. The disruption may delay cargo and add costs, a small negative for the company's regional business.

    This is a new operational disruption that could weigh on near-term results.