Annual report 2024

Sailing for Sustainability

The Aurora Class -
Beacon of innovation

2024

First Aurora Class
ammonia-ready vessels being
delivered
2027

The first planned ammonia-
capable Aurora Class vessel
on water
2030

Fleet Carbon Intensity
reduced by more than 30%
from 2019 levels
2040

Net Zero Fleet

Year 2024

Höegh Autoliners achieved exceptional financial results in 2024, marking the most successful year in the Company's history. The robust demand in deep sea transportation, coupled with a constrained supply environment characterized by limited capacity growth and operational challenges, drove the freight rates to unprecedented levels.

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Sustainability Statements

The Sustainability Statements provide detailed information on our sustainability and business practices. In the following statements, we disclose our material impacts on people and environment, including the material effects of sustainability matters in our business activities.

ESRS 2 - General disclosures

Throughout 2024 we experienced strong demand from our customers for our deep sea services. Operational challenges such as canal re-routing and port delays have limited available capacity, and our team has worked hard to deliver the best possible product to our trusted customers. We are extremely thankful for their cooperation and understanding during a challenging year.

Read letter from the CEO

We are leading the way towards net-zero

Andreas Enger, CEO of Höegh Autoliners

Höegh Autoliners in brief 2024

Höegh Autoliners is a leading global provider of transportation services within the Roll-on Roll-off (RoRo) segment.

38 vessels

35 owned
3 chartered in
11 global trade routes

With more than 2 000
port calls every year
1 212 seafarers

From China and
the Philippines
469 office employees

With 24 nationalities

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Meet the Aurora Class

Our Aurora Class will be the largest and most environmentally friendly PCTC ever built, further accelerating our decarbonization efforts and setting a new standard for more sustainable deep-sea transportation.