Euroseas Q1 FY26 net income falls 11.91% to USD 32.5 million; revenue slips 0.9% to USD 55.8 million

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  • Euroseas posted Q1 net income of USD 32.5 million, down 11.91% year over year, while EPS fell to USD 4.67 from USD 5.31.
  • Net revenues slipped 1% to USD 55.8 million, with the fleet averaging 21.0 vessels at a time charter equivalent rate of USD 30,354 per day.
  • Quarterly dividend was raised 6.7% to USD 0.80 per share, payable on or about June 16 to holders of record on June 9.
  • Formed a joint venture with NRP Investors for the 4,484 TEU newbuild M/V Thrylos, selling a 49% stake for about USD 12.2 million; management cited about USD 650 million of contracted revenue backlog over the next five years with coverage above 90% for the rest of 2026.


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