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13 November 2026

CMA CGM Q3 26 update out: Ocean outperforms, Ceva a mixed bag

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CMA CGM Q3 26 update out: Ocean outperforms, Ceva a mixed bag

French carrier CMA CGM has just released its Q3 26 numbers, reporting “strong growth in shipping volumes (+5. 5% year on year)” to 6. 5m teu, “outperforming the market”, it said – the best European box line for the quarter: by comparison, volumes at both Gemini partners Hapag-Lloyd and Maersk fell nearly -1% year on year. Quarterly growth in line with market growth, based on benchmark CTS data. CEO Rodolphe Saadé’s prepared remarks: “In an ...

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