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Trades about 64% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Odfjell SE is a company dedicated to the worldwide transportation and secure storage of various liquid bulk products, including specialized chemicals, acids, and edible oils. The firm's business model is organized into two primary divisions: Chemical Tankers and Tank Terminals. Its Chemical Tankers segment operates a fleet of vessels providing both international and regional shipping services for chemical goods. Simultaneously, the Tank Terminals division offers extensive storage facilities for a wide spectrum of chemical and petroleum products. As of December 31, 2021, Odfjell's chemical tanker fleet consisted of 93 ships, comprising 50 owned vessels, six bareboat chartered, 13 time chartered, and 24 pool vessels. The company's terminal infrastructure is substantial, featuring 469 tanks with a combined storage capacity of 1.3 million cubic meters. Its operational reach extends across multiple continents, including Norway, the Netherlands, the rest of Europe, North America, South America, the Middle East, Asia, Australasia, and Africa. Founded in 1914, Odfjell SE has its corporate headquarters situated in Bergen, Norway.
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