Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics Reports 8.8 Billion Birr Profit, Exceeding Targets by 32%

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Ethiopian Shipping and Logistics (ESL), a major player in the transportation and logistics sector, has reported significantly higher profits than anticipated for the 2023/24 budget year. Berisso Amallo, CEO of ESL, announced that the company’s income surged past projections by 12.7%, culminating in a revenue of over 57 billion birr.

The company demonstrated remarkable financial performance, generating earnings of 8.8 billion birr, a 32% increase over the targeted 6.7 billion birr. This impressive growth was attributed to various strategic initiatives and an uptick in global trade activities that boosted ESL’s operational efficiency and market reach.

In terms of foreign currency earnings, ESL reported a substantial revenue of USD 415 million, surpassing the projected USD 356 million by 16.6%. This increase highlights ESL’s expanding influence in international logistics and shipping, reinforcing its position as a key contributor to Ethiopia’s economic growth.

CEO Berisso Amallo credited the company’s success to a combination of strategic planning, enhanced service delivery, and a responsive adaptation to market demands. He emphasized that ESL’s achievements are a testament to the company’s commitment to excellence and its pivotal role in facilitating Ethiopia’s international trade.

Looking ahead, ESL plans to continue leveraging its strengths and exploring new opportunities for growth, aiming to further solidify its standing in the logistics industry. The company’s outstanding performance not only reflects its operational capabilities but also underscores its importance in the broader economic landscape of Ethiopia.

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