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P&ON records improved operating profit

31 Aug 2001 - by Staff reporter
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P&O NEDLLOYD has ended the
second quarter with an operating profit of $46 million (R382m), an improvement of $2 million (R16,6m) compared to the equivalent quarter last year says P&O Nedlloyd MD, Nigel Pusey.
The total operating profit for the first half of 2001 is $77 million (R639m), an improvement of $47 million (R390m) compared to the first half of last year.
"Overall volumes were 4% higher
than the same period last year but there was a 3% drop on the Europe/
Asia trades," Pusey told FTW.
"Our Southern African volumes have however been particularly robust
with a good start to our new Far East service and volumes on the European service holding up strongly," he added.

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