Hafnia Ltd
Hafnia is a Singapore-based holding company whose subsidiaries operate chemical and product tankers, transporting oil, oil products and chemicals for international and national oil companies, chemical companies, traders and utilities. Its fleet operates globally and includes LR2, LR1, MR and Handy tankers. Hafnia also manages vessels commercially through tanker pools, combining its own and joint venture vessels with third-party vessels, and provides in-house commercial and technical vessel management. It earns money by operating and chartering vessels, including through pool operations, time charters and voyage charters, and by managing vessels for third parties. Hafnia also has joint ventures that build and operate tankers and a 50%-owned joint venture with Cargill that combines bunker procurement businesses. Its principal executive office is in Singapore.
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See all $HAFN insider activity →Hafnia's CFO sold 50,000 shares at NOK 101.5203 each on Oslo Børs, retaining 563,544 shares and options. The company, a global tanker shipping firm, has a Buy rating and NOK 12.00 target. YTD performance is 113.40%, with a market cap of NOK 54.57B.
Hafnia Limited issued 35.49M new shares, increasing total outstanding shares to 535.33M. The shares were issued to settle a share lending related to a $300M offering and are now trading on Euronext Oslo Børs. The company has not yet disclosed the use of proceeds or updated guidance.
Hafnia, led by CEO Soren Steenberg Jensen, has become the largest shareholder in Torm, fueling speculation of a potential merger. Analysts suggest the deal, valued at $8 billion, could create one of the largest listed shipping companies.
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Hafnia's CFO sold 50,000 shares at NOK 101.5203 each on Oslo Børs, retaining 563,544 shares and options. The company, a global tanker shipping firm, has a Buy rating and NOK 12.00 target. YTD performance is 113.40%, with a market cap of NOK 54.57B.
Hafnia Limited issued 35.49M new shares, increasing total outstanding shares to 535.33M. The shares were issued to settle a share lending related to a $300M offering and are now trading on Euronext Oslo Børs. The company has not yet disclosed the use of proceeds or updated guidance.
Hafnia, led by CEO Soren Steenberg Jensen, has become the largest shareholder in Torm, fueling speculation of a potential merger. Analysts suggest the deal, valued at $8 billion, could create one of the largest listed shipping companies.
Hafnia raised $300M via a share sale, issuing 35.49M shares at $8.43 each. The funds will support its balance sheet, increase its stake in TORM to 19.85%, and cover general corporate purposes. Analysts expect Hafnia's revenue and earnings to decline over the next few years, with 2029 projections at $486.1M and $257.7M, respectively.
Hafnia raised $300m via share issuance, now owns 19.85% of Torm. The company spent $57.8m to buy 1.7m Torm shares at $34 each, adding to recent purchases. Proceeds will strengthen Hafnia's balance sheet and fund strategic opportunities.
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Hafnia's CFO sold 50,000 shares at NOK 101.5203 each on Oslo Børs, retaining 563,544 shares and options. The company, a global tanker shipping firm, has a Buy rating and NOK 12.00 target. YTD performance is 113.40%, with a market cap of NOK 54.57B.
Hafnia Limited issued 35.49M new shares, increasing total outstanding shares to 535.33M. The shares were issued to settle a share lending related to a $300M offering and are now trading on Euronext Oslo Børs. The company has not yet disclosed the use of proceeds or updated guidance.
Hafnia, led by CEO Soren Steenberg Jensen, has become the largest shareholder in Torm, fueling speculation of a potential merger. Analysts suggest the deal, valued at $8 billion, could create one of the largest listed shipping companies.
Hafnia raised $300M via a share sale, issuing 35.49M shares at $8.43 each. The funds will support its balance sheet, increase its stake in TORM to 19.85%, and cover general corporate purposes. Analysts expect Hafnia's revenue and earnings to decline over the next few years, with 2029 projections at $486.1M and $257.7M, respectively.
Hafnia raised $300m via share issuance, now owns 19.85% of Torm. The company spent $57.8m to buy 1.7m Torm shares at $34 each, adding to recent purchases. Proceeds will strengthen Hafnia's balance sheet and fund strategic opportunities.
Hafnia Ltd's stock fell 3.4% to $8.80 after completing a $300M equity placement, issuing 35.5M new shares. The capital raise supports its acquisition of TORM plc shares, now owning 19.85%. Insider selling and broader market declines also pressured the stock.
Hafnia Ltd (HAFN) shares fell 4.5% after it acquired 1.7M Torm PLC (TRMD) Class A shares at $34 each, increasing its stake to 19.85%. Hafnia is a leading tanker owner with around 180 vessels.
Hafnia Limited completed a share placement, issuing 35,488,875 shares at NOK 80 each, raising about USD 300 million. Proceeds will strengthen its balance sheet, fund acquisitions (including TORM plc shares), and support strategic opportunities. The company's shares will increase by 7.10% post-offering.
Hafnia (HAFN) reported Q2 net profit of $277.8M, its highest since Q3 2022. Revenue rose to $372.9M, with a 44.6% annualized ROE. The company declared a $250M dividend, equivalent to $0.5003 per share, due to a lower net loan-to-value ratio. Fleet changes and global oil inventory trends were discussed, but potential market softening was noted for future quarters.
Hafnia (HAFN) reported Q2 2026 net profit of $277.8M, driven by market disruptions. TCE income was $372.9M, adjusted EBITDA $287.3M, and dividend $250M. Net LTV decreased to 13%. Management expects fleet supply to impact markets from 2028. CEO transition announced for Sept. 1, 2026.
