October 4, 2024
In September, Tallink Grupp transported a total of
404,143 passengers (+0.7%)
23,178 cargo units (-10.2%)
59,455 passenger cars (-3.5%)
In the third quarter, the company transported a total of
1,715,496 passengers (-3.4%)
66,865 cargo units (-11.7%)
250,810 passenger vehicles (-8.3%)
- Tallink Grupp CEO, Paavo Nõgene, reflects on the current economic climate, noting that passenger numbers align with expectations considering low consumer confidence, increasing prices, and economic uncertainties.
- September performed better than expected, but August’s results could have been improved.
- A positive trend was observed with a rise in international passengers, particularly from Asian countries, despite domestic market pressures.
- The CEO highlights that any positive developments in key export markets could improve the cargo transport segment.