Global Ship Lease FY 2025 net income rose 17.8% to USD 416.4 million

Reuters03-17 05:02
Global Ship Lease FY 2025 net income rose 17.8% to USD 416.4 million

Global Ship Lease published its annual report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2025. Time charter revenue rose 7.8% to USD 766.5 million, mainly reflecting higher rates on charter renewals and fleet changes, partly offset by increased off-hire days. Net income increased 17.8% to USD 416.4 million, while operating income grew 14.8% to USD 435.2 million. Vessel operating expenses climbed 8.9% to USD 208.4 million, and general and administrative expenses rose 29.2% to USD 22.1 million, driven mainly by higher stock-based compensation expense. The company said it expects its quarterly Class A dividend to be USD 0.625 from the first quarter of 2026.

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