Анализ перспектив и рыночных ожиданий в индустрии морского транспорта

Filkin, Mikhail (2023): Анализ перспектив и рыночных ожиданий в индустрии морского транспорта. Published in: Journal of Economy and Entrepreneurship No. 8 (157) (19 September 2023): pp. 224-228.

Abstract

The article is devoted to the study of market value phenomena and the financial condition of global shipping companies. The stock market reflects investors' expectations of lower revenues and future cost increases for the industry's largest publicly traded companies. At the same time, the consequences of COVID-19 epidemic led to increased industry revenues in 2021-2022, which gives maritime transportation companies an opportunity to modernize their fleets and introduce new technological solutions that reduce environmental impact.

• Item Type: MPRA Paper
• English Title: Analysis of prospects and market expectations in the maritime transport industry
• Language: Russian
• Keywords: freight, maritime transportation, COVID-19 consequences, supply chain, stock market, enterprise value, market capitalization
• Subjects: R - Urban, Rural, Regional, Real Estate, and Transportation Economics > R4 - Transportation Economics > R40 - General

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