Maersk CEO: Shipping Bottlenecks to Normalize By Midyear

The video discusses the company's 2022 EBITDA expectations, which are lower than Bloomberg's consensus. The company explains this guidance in the context of post-pandemic uncertainties and a potential normalization in the second half of the year. It also addresses the conservative approach to forecasting, given the lack of visibility on market conditions and bottlenecks affecting capacity, particularly in shipping.

What is the expected underlying EBITDA for 2022 according to the new guidance?

• $30 billion

• $20 billion

• $24 billion

• $28 billion

What does the company expect for the first half of 2022?

• A weak performance

• A strong performance

• A decline in performance

• No change in performance

How did the company adjust its 2021 EBITDA outlook?

• It was lowered four times

• It was lowered twice

• It remained unchanged

• It was raised four times

What is one of the main challenges mentioned in the final section?

• Lack of demand

• High production costs

• Supply chain bottlenecks

• Labor shortages

Where are many ships currently waiting to discharge, as mentioned in the transcript?

• San Francisco

• New York

• Miami

• Los Angeles and Long Beach