TOP Ships FY25 net income drops 39% to U.S. dollars 3.1 million

Reuters04-01
TOP Ships FY25 net income drops 39% to U.S. dollars 3.1 million
  • TOP Ships reported fiscal 2025 net income of USD 3.1 million, down 39%.
  • Revenue fell to USD 80.4 million, down 7%.
  • EBITDA declined to USD 38.4 million from USD 41.4 million.
  • Business shifted to two segments following April 11, 2025 acquisition of M/Y Para Bellvm, adding USD 4.4 million of revenue; tanker results were pressured by Aug. 1, 2025 spin-off that removed M/T Eco West Coast and M/T Eco Malibu, cutting revenue by USD 10.1 million.
  • For 2026, operating cash flow is expected to decrease versus 2025, partly offset by a full year of M/Y Para Bellvm operations and lower interest expense following 2025 refinancing.


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