• 2019 April 3 10:34

    Tallink Grupp transported 1,855,772 passengers in Q1’19, down 3.9% Y-o-Y

    In March 2019 AS Tallink Grupp transported 686 488 passengers, which is a 4.1% decrease compared to March 2018. The number of cargo units increased by 2.0% to 32 524 units and the number of passenger vehicles decreased by 5.9% to 76 016 units in the same comparison, the company says in a press release.

    In the first quarter of the 2019 financial year (January - March) AS Tallink Grupp transported 1 855 772 passengers which is a 3.9% decrease compared to the previous year. The number of transported cargo units increased by 2.7% to 93 114 units and the number of passenger vehicles decreased by 3.7% to 214 087 units in the same comparison.

    AS Tallink Grupp passenger, cargo unit and passenger vehicles numbers for March 2019 and the first quarter of the financial year were the following:

     

    March 2019

    March 2018

    Change

    Q1 2019

    Q1 2018

    Change

    Passengers

    686 488

    715 786

    -4.1%

    1 855 772

    1 930 449

    -3.9%

    Finland - Sweden

    216 302

    203 724

    6.2%

    565 002

    522 945

    8.0%

    Estonia - Finland

    357 814

    374 617

    -4.5%

    996 982

    1 025 036

    -2.7%

    Estonia - Sweden

    61 493

    81 326

    -24.4%

    155 516

    227 279

    -31.6%

    Latvia - Sweden

    50 879

    56 119

    -9.3%

    138 272

    155 189

    -10.9%

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Cargo Units

    32 524

    31 879

    2.0%

    93 114

    90 687

    2.7%

    Finland - Sweden

    7 366

    5 794

    27.1%

    19 661

    16 145

    21.8%

    Estonia - Finland

    20 131

    20 577

    -2.2%

    59 766

    58 376

    2.4%

    Estonia - Sweden

    3 639

    4 145

    -12.2%

    9 638

    12 258

    -21.4%

    Latvia - Sweden

    1 388

    1 363

    1.8%

    4 049

    3 908

    3.6%

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Passenger Vehicles

    76 016

    80 768

    -5.9%

    214 087

    222 370

    -3.7%

    Finland - Sweden

    6 982

    6 771

    3.1%

    19 438

    18 219

    6.7%

    Estonia - Finland

    61 016

    63 191

    -3.4%

    171 511

    174 110

    -1.5%

    Estonia - Sweden

    3 740

    4 999

    -25.2%

    10 369

    14 496

    -28.5%

    Latvia - Sweden

    4 278

    5 807

    -26.3%

    12 769

    15 545

    -17.9%

    Commenting on the statistics, Tallink Grupp’s CEO Paavo Nõgene said:

    „The first quarter of 2019 has been an extremely busy period for Tallink Grupp with six of our vessels going through various renewals and upgrades during planned dockings at shipyards in Poland, Lithuania and Finland. The dockings have meant that we have had a total of 2 234 trips in total on all our vessels in the first quarter as compared to 2 299 trips in the first quarter of 2018, which inevitably has had an impact on the passenger numbers and is something we expected.

    „Our last vessel to go through renewals this spring, which is Isabelle operating on the Riga-Stockholm route, will be returning from the dock in Naantali this Friday and after that we will resume business as usual with all our vessels and on all our routes ahead of the high season. And what’s more important, we will be resuming business as usual with upgraded vessels, which are even more energy efficient, eco-friendly and will offer our customers an even better experience on board.“

    According to maritime regulations all passenger vessels must go through regular maintenance at least twice in five years. Tallink Grupp’s has invested over 90 million euros into modernising and upgrading its vessels in the last five years as part of the company’s ongoing ship renovation programme.

    Tallink Grupp operated approximately 3% less trips on its vessels in Q1 2019 as compared to the same period last year due to the planned dockings of its vessels.

    AS Tallink Grupp is one of the leading providers of passenger transport and cargo transport services in the northern part of the Baltic Sea region. The company owns 14 vessels and operates seven ferry routes under the brand names of Tallink and Silja Line. AS Tallink Grupp employs over 7,400 people in Estonia, Finland, Sweden, Latvia, Russia and Germany. In 2018, Tallink Grupp provided services to 9.8 million travellers and transported approximately 385,000 freight units of goods. The shares of Tallink Grupp are listed on the Tallinn Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Helsinki Stock Exchange.




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