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G2 Ocean releases 2025 Annual Report

G2 Ocean has released its 2025 Annual Report, providing a comprehensive overview of the company’s financial and sustainability performance.

Throughout the year, G2 Ocean navigated a volatile market environment driven by ongoing security threats in the Red Sea, geopolitical tensions, and shifting trade policies, all of which impacted customer demand, vessel routes, and freight rates.

Despite these challenges, the company maintained its commitment to service improvement, seeking new opportunities that enabled G2 Ocean to further enhance its offerings, expand into new areas, increase efficiency, and create more value – resulting in strong financial and operational performance.

“Over the years, we have developed an organisation that is highly adaptive, responding effectively to changing circumstances by identifying practical solutions and applying them with rigour. This resilience has proven to be a critical asset, enabling us to navigate a complex global environment with agility,” said Chief Executive Officer, Arthur English.

Highlighted below are some of G2 Ocean’s achievements from 2025.

Performance insight

Operational performance

  • 21.1 million revenue tons of cargo transported
  • 2,790 port calls across 48 countries
  • 34,308 voyage days
  • On average, 96 nominated and chartered vessels

Financial performance

While revenue decreased due to lower activity across global markets, increased freight rates and lower voyage-related costs contributed to an improved bottom line:

  • USD 1.158 billion in total revenue
  • USD 462 million in income from operations before pool distribution
  • USD 457 million in distribution to pool participants, Gearbulk and Grieg Maritime Group, - an increase of 16% compared to 2024

Progress in Sustainability

Sustainability remained central to G2 Ocean’s priorities in 2025. Key achievements include:

  • 2.3% improvement in carbon intensity compared to 2024 (nominated fleet)
  • 31% increase in biofuel use compared to 2024
  • Zero recordable accidents among G2 Ocean’s own workforce
  • Stevedore injuries reduced by over 50% since 2022. 0 fatalities among stevedores in 2025.

Looking forward, CEO Arthur English underscores G2 Ocean’s core strengths in driving the company’s future success.

“Flexibility, a high-performing culture, continuous improvement, and strategic partnerships will remain central as we work toward building an even stronger G2 Ocean.”

About G2 Ocean

G2 Ocean is a global ship operator within the open hatch segment and an expert in cargo handling, trade management and global port operations. Founded as a joint venture (pool company) in 2017 by the ship-owning companies Gearbulk and Grieg Maritime Group, G2 Ocean is committed to providing customers worldwide with safe, reliable, efficient, and flexible shipping services tailored to their needs.

As a pool company, G2 Ocean is responsible for the commercial management of the 90+ vessels delivered to the company’s fleet by its pool participants, Gearbulk and Grieg Maritime Group. The commercial management responsibilities of G2 Ocean include customer relationship management, trade management, port operations, cargo handling, business support, and business development.

The pool participants, Gearbulk and Grieg Maritime Group, receive a pool distribution from G2 Ocean dependent on the company’s financial performance and earnings for the provision of vessels. For more details, please refer to the chapter ‘Financial Statements’ of G2 Ocean's annual reports.

G2 Ocean is headquartered in Bergen, Norway. To support its customers worldwide with their logistics requirements, G2 Ocean has two hubs in Singapore and Atlanta, as well as 12 representative offices around the world.

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