Maersk CEO: Shipping Bottlenecks to Normalize By Midyear

The video discusses the company's 2022 EBITDA expectations, which are lower than Bloomberg's consensus. The company explains this guidance in the context of post-pandemic uncertainties and a potential normalization in the second half of the year. It also addresses the conservative approach to forecasting, given the lack of visibility on market conditions and bottlenecks affecting capacity, particularly in shipping.

What is the expected underlying EBITDA for 2022 mentioned in the text?

How does the expected EBITDA for 2022 compare to the consensus on the Bloomberg Terminal?

What does the speaker mean by 'normalization' in the context of the second half of 2022?

What factors are mentioned that could affect the visibility of future business performance?

What challenges are highlighted regarding the shipping situation in Los Angeles and Long Beach?