Gotlandsbolaget has reported strong results for 2024, marking a year of strategic expansion and financial stability. Total revenue reached SEK 2.62 billion, up from SEK 2.37 billion in 2023, reflecting the company’s continued growth. The adjusted operating profit increased to SEK 218 million,...
https://ferryshippingnews.com/gotlandsbolaget-a-year-of-growth-and-strategic-expansion-in-2024/
Austal Australasia has secured a contract worth approximately A$270 million to design and construct a groundbreaking 130-metre, hydrogen-ready high-speed RoPax catamaran for Gotlandsbolaget of Sweden. Part of the ‘Horizon X’ programme, this will be the largest vessel ever built by Austal and the...
On November 1, Gotlandsbolaget took over the line between Oslo and Copenhagen. Now the new name is being announced: Go Nordic Cruiseline. The name is designed to reflect the line’s proud Nordic heritage and more than 150 years of history, but also Gotlandsbolaget’s roots and ambitions for the...
In 2024, Gotlandsbolaget acquired the Oslo-Copenhagen cruise line from DFDS, including its 800 employees and the two ships PEARL SEAWAYS and CROWN SEAWAYS, renamed NORDIC PEARL and NORDIC CROWN. The ships are undergoing a hull and funnel redesign, replacing DFDS’s dark blue with a turquoise green...
https://ferryshippingnews.com/gotlandsbolaget-redesigns-the-oslo-copenhagen-ships/
Financial Performance (July–September 2024) Financial Performance (January–September 2024) Key Events (Q3 2024) Key Events Post-Q3 2024 Strategic Focus Challenges and Initiatives Financial Stability For further details, refer to the full report on Gotlandsbolaget’s website.
https://ferryshippingnews.com/summary-of-gotlandsbolaget-quarterly-report-january-september-2024/
At the end of June, Gotlandsbolaget secured the contract to operate Gotlandstrafiken from 2027 to 2035, with an option for a two-year extension. The bid, which was competitive across the EU, is based on using a Swedish flag, Swedish crew, and Swedish agreements, with financial and strategic...
https://ferryshippingnews.com/q2-h1-results-gotlandsbolaget/
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DFDS has announced that the route between Oslo, Frederikshavn and Copenhagen (OFC) will be sold to Gotlandsbolaget. The decision will ensure that the route receives the future focus and … |
https://maritime-professionals.com/dfds-to-sell-oslo-frederikshavn-copenhagen-route/
DFDS has agreed to sell the Oslo-Frederikshavn-Copenhagen cruise ferry route to Gotlandsbolaget, with the sale expected to be completed in October 2024. The Oslo-Frederikshavn-Copenhagen route The sale includes the two ferries, terminal and port agreements, and 800 employees, with DFDS providing...
https://ferryshippingnews.com/dfds-to-sell-oslo-frederikshavn-copenhagen-route-to-gotlandsbolaget/
Danish shipping company DFDS will sell its mini-cruise route between Norway and Denmark to Swedish ferry operator Gotlandsbolaget. The decision will ensure that the route receives the future focus and investments needed to further develop, while DFDS strengthens the focus on its core business...
Financial performance: Transition in fuel: Long-term goal of climate-neutral travel by 2045 remains despite challenges. Gotlandstrafiken’s role: Focus on development and expansion: Read the annual report (in Swedish) here. Remark EQT-owned Molslinjen demands that the tender for the ferry service to...
https://ferryshippingnews.com/gotlandsbolaget-2023-marked-by-economic-recovery/