Navios Maritime Partners LP ended 2025 with strong operating performance, targeted fleet renewal and increased revenues, confirming its resilience in an environment of strong geopolitical turbulence.
The US-listed company under Angeliki Frangou continues to expand its shipbuilding program, as after receiving an aframax/LR2 (116,998 dwt) with scrubber in February 2026, it acquired two Japanese newbuild capesizes with scrubbers, with a total value of 134.3 million dollars, through 12-year bareboat contracts, with an option to buy.
The president and CEO, Angeliki Frangou, in her statements appeared particularly satisfied with the performance of both the fourth quarter and the entire fiscal year, with net profits of 117.3 million and EBITDA of 224.8 million in the quarter, while on an annual basis net profits amounted to 285.3 million and EBITDA to 744.6 million dollars.
Beyond the financial figures, Frangou outlined a broader geo-economic landscape in transition, speaking about the formation of a new world order, where trade is becoming a tool of national policy.
As she emphasized, governments are now prioritizing exports, industrial strategy and control of supply chains, with national security parameters taking on a central role in decision-making.
At the same time, conflicts and geopolitical tensions are reshaping trade flows, increasing distances, costs and transport times.
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