CMA CGM delivered resilient results and demonstrated its ability to adapt in the context of heightened geopolitical tensions and a volatile market environment in International Shipping News 23/05/2026 On the occasion of the publication of the Group’s first-quarter 2026 results, Rodolphe Saadé, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the CMA CGM Group, stated: ” In an uncertain geopolitical context, the Group delivered resilient performance in the first quarter of 2026, supported by the strength of our shipping activities and the diversification of our business model. While tensions in the Middle East and disruptions across global supply chains continued to weigh on the industry, we adjusted our network, implemented alternative logistics corridors and maintained reliable service for our customers. Looking ahead, our priority remains clear: protecting our people, managing risks with discipline and preserving the Group’s agility as we continue to grow and develop.” Group Highlights in the First Quarter: Proven Operational Resilience in an Uncertain Geopolitical Environment The first quarter of 2026 took place in a still-volatile market environment for shipping and logistics, marked by persistent geopolitical tensions and ongoing macroeconomic and trade uncertainties. In this context, the CMA CGM Group continued to demonstrate agility and operational discipline to optimize fleet deployment, adapt its services and control costs, while pursuing strategic investments across the entire value chain. In shipping, CMA CGM recorded volume growth and continued to adapt its network and services: • The Group announced the launch of the “DAY 10” product within the OCEAN Alliance, featuring 41 services operated on the main East-West trade routes and a total capacity of 5.3 million TEUs. • Several services were launched, including the Ocean Rise Express connecting Japan, South China and Northern Europe, while others were strengthened, such as the Eagle Express 1 between Japan and the