Wilhelmsen completes acquisition of 100 % of Stromme from Seven Seas in line with growth strategy for the Ships Service portfolio of maritime essentials

Results for the second quarter 2022

Consistent performance from the operating businesses delivered EBITDA of USD 39 million, with the Wilhelmsen group also benefitting from a strong contribution from associates in the second quarter. This was offset by negative (unrealized) financial losses, resulting in a net loss of USD 38 million for the quarter.

Wilhelmsen joins industry partners to launch innovation competition to drive Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)

Wilhelmsen have joined forces with Hafnia, Anglo American, RightShip, Rio Tinto, and Thome Group to launch Maritime Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Innovation Lab 2022.

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Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA: Invitation to webcast presentation of second quarter 2022 results

Wilhelmsen will publish its second quarter and half year results for 2022 at or around 18:00 CET on Thursday 18 August 2022. The report and presentation material will be made available on newsweb.oslobors.no and wilhelmsen.com.

Wilhelmsen at Posidonia 2022

Join us at Posidonia, Hall 3, Stand number 3.213, where we will showcase our market-defining Port Services and innovative Ships Service portfolio.

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA: Invitation to presentation of fourth quarter 2021 results

Wilhelmsen will publish its fourth quarter and preliminary full year results for 2021 at or around 18:00 CET on Thursday 17 February 2022.

Wilh. Wilhelmsen Holding ASA: Invitation to presentation of second quarter 2021 results

Wilhelmsen will publish its second quarter and half year results for 2021 at or around 18:00 CET on Wednesday 18 August 2021. The report and presentation material will be made available on newsweb.oslobors.no and wilhelmsen.com.

Why improper mooring tail selection compromises safety

“Choosing to buy a lower-strength, lighter mooring tail than the rope is a misguided strategy that can compromise the integrity of your entire mooring configuration and the safety of those tasked with handling the lines", says Mark Levis, Wilhelmsen Ships Service Technical Sales Manager (Chemicals & Ropes) for North America. Here he explains how to ensure your tail is fit for purpose from the outset in order to optimize the lifetime and safety performance of your mooring solution.

Chasing their Dreams and Working Hard for It

If you’re out at sea and can hear someone belting out power ballads like, “If I Sing You a Love Song by Bonnie Taylor” or “I Can’t Fight this Feeling Anymore by REO Speedwagon” then you know Sabrina McCoy Villaruz or Raquel Marilag is onboard. These two female cadets are paving the way and breaking ceilings in the seafaring industry.

The Tale of a Seafarer's Wife

The life of a seafarer certainly has its challenges, and one of it is being away from your family for long periods of time. But imagine being the wife of a seafarer and having to part with your husband for weeks or sometimes even months.

Why not all anti snap-back rope solutions are equally engineered

Vessel mooring remains one of the most dangerous tasks crew and port workers can undertake. Ship operators need anti snap-back solutions that are tested and reliable to make the mooring operations safer for the ship crew. Our technical product manager and rope expert, Thomas Caradec addresses what shipowners should bear in mind when selecting the safest, most reliable and proven anti snap-back rope solution.