Global Ship Lease $(GSL)$ reported Q4 FY2025 revenue of USD 190.9 million (+4.7%) and net income available to common shareholders of USD 100.2 million (+11.1%), with EPS of USD 2.79 (+9.8%). Q4 adjusted EBITDA was USD 124.7 million (+0.8%) and normalized net income was USD 83.2 million (-7.9%), or USD 2.32 normalized EPS (-9.0%). For FY2025, GSL posted revenue of USD 766.5 million (+7.8%) and net income available to common shareholders of USD 406.9 million (+18.3%), with EPS of USD 11.40 (+17.0%). FY adjusted EBITDA was USD 521.4 million (+5.4%) and normalized net income was USD 366.4 million (+3.9%), or USD 10.26 normalized EPS (+2.7%). GSL said it added USD 1.26 billion of contracted revenues during 2025 and the first two months of 2026, bringing total contracted revenues as of Dec. 31, 2025 (as adjusted to include charters agreed through Feb. 28, 2026) to USD 2.24 billion over a weighted average remaining duration of 2.7 years; forward contract cover was 99% for 2026 and 81% for 2027. The company declared a Q4 FY2025 dividend of USD 0.625 per Class A share (annualized dividend USD 2.50). It also highlighted the purchase of three 8,600 TEU ECO-upgraded containerships for USD 90.0 million, with two delivered in December 2025 and the third in January 2026, and reported FY2025 vessel sales including Dimitris Y for USD 35.6 million, generating a USD 17.9 million gain. Debt totaled USD 694.7 million at Dec. 31, 2025, and GSL said 18 vessels were unencumbered.
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