Global shipping and logistics major CMA CGM Group has reported total revenue of $54.4 billion for the full year 2025, reflecting steady performance across its maritime transport, logistics and terminal operations despite continued volatility in global trade.
The France-based carrier said its results were supported by resilient container shipping volumes and the continued expansion of its integrated logistics activities. The company has been strengthening its position as a global end-to-end logistics provider by investing heavily in port terminals, air cargo operations and inland logistics networks.
Container shipping remained the core contributor to revenue, with the group maintaining a strong presence on major trade routes linking Asia, Europe and the Americas. However, market conditions in 2025 were marked by fluctuating freight rates and shifting supply chain dynamics, prompting carriers to focus on efficiency and diversified services.
The company also highlighted growth in its logistics arm, CEVA Logistics, which continued to expand its contract logistics and freight forwarding operations across key global markets. Investments in digital solutions, warehousing infrastructure and multimodal transport have helped the group strengthen its integrated logistics offering.
In addition to shipping and logistics, CMA CGM has been increasing its footprint in the aviation sector through its dedicated cargo airline, CMA CGM Air Cargo, which provides air freight capacity for time-sensitive shipments and complements the group’s maritime services.
The company also continued to invest in fleet modernisation and sustainability initiatives during the year, including the deployment of new vessels powered by alternative fuels as part of its long-term decarbonisation strategy.
Industry analysts noted that while the container shipping market has normalised following the exceptional earnings of the pandemic years, large carriers such as CMA CGM are increasingly relying on integrated logistics capabilities and network expansion to sustain long-term growth.
Looking ahead, the group said it remains focused on strengthening operational efficiency, expanding its global logistics footprint and adapting to evolving supply chain requirements as international trade patterns continue to shift.
