Viking Supply Ships (VSSAB) Q4 2023 earnings summary
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Q4 2023 earnings summary
31 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q4 2023 revenue rose to MSEK 133 from 83 YoY, while EBITDA was MSEK -44 vs -39 and result after tax was MSEK -86 vs -55.
FY 2023 revenue was MSEK 607 vs 577; EBITDA fell to MSEK 37 from 99 and result after tax was MSEK -88 vs profit of 8.
Two AHTS vessels joined the fleet in November; both were being prepared for service, adding costs before entering operation.
Financial highlights
Q4 net sales were MSEK 133 vs 83 YoY; FY net sales were MSEK 607 vs 577.
Q4 EBITDA was MSEK -44 vs -39; FY EBITDA was MSEK 37 vs 99.
FY net financial items were MSEK -26 vs -2, reflecting interest costs on financing for Odin Viking and Andreas Viking.
FY result after tax was MSEK -88 vs profit of 8; Q4 EPS was SEK -6.6 vs -4.2 and FY EPS was SEK -6.8 vs 0.6.
Outlook and guidance
North Sea AHTS markets are expected to remain volatile in 2024, with periods of stronger rates and utilization.
Higher demand is expected in Brazil, Canada, West Africa and the Far East, driven by rig activity, FPSO installation and decommissioning, mooring maintenance and other projects.
Management expects global activity and demand in other regions to affect North Sea vessel availability, and is pursuing international opportunities.
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