Hamburger Hafen News
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Hamburger Hafen & Logistik AG, which handles about 80 percent of containers at the port of Hamburg, stuck to a forecast of possible revenue growth this year after first-quarter volume at its rail and trucking operations rose.
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German stocks slid for a second day as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said he sees risks to the region’s economic recovery and warned that monetary policy cannot compensate for lack of government action.
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Europe’s top container ports face a glut in capacity that’s set to crimp profit margins as new terminals ordered prior to the 2008 slump open for business.
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The following is a list of companies whose shares may have unusual price changes in Germany. Stock symbols are in parentheses and share prices are from the previous close.
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Hamburg, Europe’s second-largest container port, is poised for a rise in cargo volumes in coming years after one of the final hurdles to the ninth major river dredging in the port’s 1,000-year history was surmounted.
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German stocks rose as European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said an economic recovery should begin later this year, and companies including Daimler AG and HeidelbergCement AG reported earnings.
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Growth in Hamburg is stalling as Europe’s fiscal crisis spreads into China and other Asian countries, threatening the recovery of Germany’s biggest port.
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Hamburger Hafen & Logistik AG , which handles two-thirds of containers in the Port of Hamburg, said first-quarter profit jumped 47 percent because of growth in European exports to China and increasing traffic to Russia.
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Hamburger Hafen und Logistik AG expects revenues to exceed 1 billion euros this year and said an operating result of 180 million euros is possible. The Hamburg- based company also forecast growth for 2011 as the recovery in transport volumes accelerates.
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Germany’s largest container port may lose the world’s biggest freight ships to Belgium and Holland unless it can push through plans to deepen the River Elbe.
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