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Havila Voyages has reported a 70% surge in profits for 2025 in its latest financial report.
The Norwegian coastal specialist’s Ebitda jumped to 373 million Norwegian kroner (NOK) in 2025, up from NOK 219 million the previous year.
Management attributed the strong performance to an influx of passenger and cargo traffic alongside rising overall demand.
Chief executive Bent Martini said: “In our second year with all ships in full operation, we have experienced growth and solid progress.
“Demand continues to increase, and we are proud of the results we are delivering. This confirms that our strategy is working and that more guests are seeking sustainable travel experiences along the Norwegian coast.”
The specialist noted “a particularly strong increase in demand” for shorter and more flexible journeys, which has led it to “actively adapt products”.
Havila Voyages added that last year it had secured long-term financing for the next 15 years which provided “a robust financial platform for future operations”.
The specialist outlined “a positive outlook for the future” built on the “strong foundation” of 2025, and pledged to continue to develop its offerings and “strengthen its position” as a sustainable player in the travel industry.