Product tankers are currently at the beginning of a multiyear rate cycle as a result of a lack of new vessels coming on line and an outlook for demand growth. Pricing has gotten a boost from longer ton-miles created by the crisis in the Red Sea and Russia’s war in Ukraine. In this Talking Transports podcast, Mikael Skov, Hafnia’s co-founder and CEO, joins Lee Klaskow, Bloomberg Intelligence senior transportation and logistics analyst, to share his insights on product tanker markets. Skov also talks about how the company is navigating new emissions regulations facing the global shipping industry, as well Hafnia’s fleet, use of cash, demand trends, vessel prices, its use of cash and how his mom nudged him into a successful career in shipping.

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Second-quarter earnings reports could show that the worst is behind freight transportation and logistics companies that may see muted progress heading into 2H. In this episode of Bloomberg Intelligence’s Talking Transports podcast, Evercore ISI’s senior managing director and surface and marine transportation equity analyst Jon Chappell joins Lee Klaskow, BI senior transportation and logistics analyst, to share his thoughts on what investors could expect from quarterly reports and for the rest of the year. Market disruptions like the Red Sea crisis and failure of Yellow have benefited tanker and less-than-truckload companies, which has added to his positive pricing thesis. He also talks about growth prospects for intermodal, nearshoring and some of his favorite names in his coverage universe.

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Ryder System has its sights on a new long-term return-on-equity target in the low-20% range, up from its previously obtained goal in the high teens. Improved returns will be driven by high-single-digit revenue growth coupled with productivity gains. Ryder has plenty of runway for organic growth, given the outsourcing opportunities in the markets it serves. In this Talking Transports podcast, Robert Sanchez, Ryder System’s chairman and CEO, joins Lee Klaskow, Bloomberg Intelligence senior transportation and logistics analyst, to discuss some of the key takeaways from its recent investor day and how technology investments are optimizing transportation networks and providing better client interactions. Sanchez also talks about the company’s sustainability initiatives, autonomous trucking and some recent acquisitions. He shares how he got into transportation, Miami Hurricanes football and one of his favorite founding fathers.

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