Höegh Autoliners orders six additional Aurora class vessels
The program expands to eighteen ships built by China Merchants Heavy Industry, featuring dual-fuel engines and zero-carbon readiness to support fleet modernization.
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In short: Höegh Autoliners expanded its Aurora class vessel program to eighteen ships and maintained solid financial performance through 2026.
The program expands to eighteen ships built by China Merchants Heavy Industry, featuring dual-fuel engines and zero-carbon readiness to support fleet modernization.
The company generated USD 86 million in net profit despite high fuel costs and geopolitical disruptions, while declaring a USD 0.0839 per share dividend.
The extended contract adds USD 300m in revenue, runs until December 2029, and includes Xiaomo port in southern China.
The shares trade ex-dividend as of 18 May 2026 with payment on 28 May 2026.
Höegh Autoliners has received a buy recommendation at Pareto Securities.
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