$DHT

The article says publicly listed shipowners reported record Q2 earnings and are investing in fleet renewal and raising dividends amid a prolonged shipping bull market, with James Lightbourn (Ocean Atomics) attributing the boom to geopolitics. It cites results including DHT Holdings net profit US$198M, Teekay Tankers GAAP net income US$225.9M, and International Seaways net income US$294.9M.

Kramer Jeremy sold 29,796 shares of DHT Holdings, Inc. (DHT) at $18.65 ($0.56M total) on 2026-08-07.

DHT Holdings reported Q2 liquidity of $569 million, including $161.7 million cash and $407.5 million under revolving credit facilities. Company said operations generated $231 million EBITDA. It repaid $20 million debt and interest, paid $103 million dividends, and pre-paid $56 million long-term debt. DHT fixed charters and ordered a new VLCC, plus updated Q3 day-rate expectations.

Simply Wall St says DHT Holdings reported record Q2 2026 results, with revenue of $285.01 million and net income of $198.34 million. EPS from continuing operations rose to $1.23 from $0.35 a year earlier. The article cites 66 consecutive dividend payouts, higher tanker demand linked to Middle East conflict, new time-charter contracts, and a $250 million seven-year revolving credit facility.

DHT Holdings said it took delivery of DHT Impala, a VLCC newbuilding from Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries, which is entering the spot market. The vessel is the fourth and final 2026 delivery in its newbuilding series. DHT said the program is fully funded and also confirmed DHT Bauhinia was delivered to new owners on July 20, 2026.

Simply Wall St reports DHT Holdings’ Q2 results: net income of US$198.3m and EPS of US$1.23 on revenue of US$285.0m, citing strong tanker spot rates. The stock rose about 3% to US$18.35 after earnings. The article contrasts a bull view of cash generation and dividends with bear concerns about VLCC rate cooling.

DHT Holdings (NYSE:DHT) reported Q2 CY2026 results, saying revenue rose 206% year on year to $285 million, beating Wall Street estimates by 17%. GAAP profit was $1.23 per share, 0.9% above consensus. The article also cites Q2 free cash flow of $219.5 million and an 81% EBITDA margin.

DHT Holdings said it posted a record quarter in VLCC (very large crude carrier) trading and reported results that beat market estimates, according to the company. The article also notes that third-quarter VLCC bookings cooled slightly. The update matters for investors tracking DHT’s shipping earnings and freight demand.

DHT Holdings reported record six-month profit of $362.9m, or $2.25 per share, versus $266.3m in 2020, with Q2 profit of $198.3m. First-half shipping revenue rose 91% to $471.1m. DHT cited strong tanker market conditions, higher daily rates, longer Middle East routes, and shadow-fleet disruption. It declared a $1.22 dividend and ordered a VLCC for 2028 delivery.

DHT Holdings reported Q2 2026 results. Revenue rose to $285.0 million, up 122.1% year over year and above the $235.6 million estimate, with gross profit of $236.6 million and operating profit of $203.2 million. Net income attributable to common shareholders was $198.3 million, or $1.23 per diluted share. Cash from operations was $219.5 million. Shares rose 1.9% after the close.