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      Instrument data
      Issuer
      Senority
      Senior Unsecured
      Currency
      NOK
      ISIN
      NO0012864539
      Coupon percent
      5.51%
      Coupon type
      Floating: Fixed Margin over Index
      Instrument volume
      1,000,000,000
      Maturity date
      16/03/2026
      -
      BBB- Outlook: None
      BBB- Outlook: None
      Latest change
      Affirmed
      07/03/2025
      General information
      Rating
      Public
      Solicited
      With issuer participation
      UK endorsed
      EU Rated
      Per Haakestad Lead analyst
      Thomas Faeh Committee chair
      Scope affirms BBB- issuer rating of Danish ferry, logistics firm DFDS, revises Outlook to Negative

      7/3/2025 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms BBB- issuer rating of Danish ferry, logistics firm DFDS, revises Outlook to Negative

      The Negative Outlook reflects the weaker credit metrics observed in 2024, which will continue to be negatively impacted by profitability pressures in 2025, increasing the likelihood of a weaker financial risk profile for an extended period.

      Scope affirms BBB- rating on DFDS, Outlook Stable

      5/9/2024 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms BBB- rating on DFDS, Outlook Stable

      The rating continues to be supported by DFDS’ good business risk profile in European ferry and logistics operations. A moderate financial risk profile constrains the rating.

      Scope affirms DFDS’ BBB-/Stable rating

      6/9/2023 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms DFDS’ BBB-/Stable rating

      The rating benefits from DFDS’ diversified and profitable business model in ferry and logistics operations.

      Scope assigns first-time issuer rating of BBB-/Stable to DFDS A/S

      30/8/2022 Rating announcement EN

      Scope assigns first-time issuer rating of BBB-/Stable to DFDS A/S

      The rating is supported by improving profitability, as margins and passenger volumes show continuing improvement after a COVID-impacted 2021. Consequent deleveraging is still expected, despite significant future capex and shareholder returns.

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