Euroseas Q4 Revenue Reaches $57.4M, Dividend Increased to $0.75

Reports Q4 revenue $57.4M vs. $53.3M last year. Aristides Pittas, Chairman and CEO of Euroseas commented: "We are pleased to report a very profitable fourth quarter with our earnings per share for the quarter being one of the highest ever. During the fourth quarter of 2025 and in January and February 2026 to date, containership charter rates maintain their high levels for one more time. Container freight rates were a bit more volatile reflecting mostly seasonal trends. The strength of the charter market is evidenced by our most recent fixture for our M/V EM Spetses, a 19-year old, 1700 teu containership, that we announced recently. Our entire fleet is chartered at very profitable rates with our charter coverage for 2026 being about 87%, our coverage in 2027 exceeding 71% with many of our contracts extending well into 2028 and beyond. Our contracted revenues are over $550M over the next five years and, even if we assume very conservative rates for our charter renewals, we expect to continue reporting strong profitability. Against this positive and quite protected situation for Euroseas, the overall containership market has to deal with a couple of challenges, mainly, the absorption of the high orderbook in the large containership segments and the eventual resumption of traffic through the Suez Canal which would reduce the demand for tonnage given the shorter distances required to travel. However, we would like to note that there is a stark difference between large containerships and the segments we operate, feeders and intermediate size vessels, as the latter not only face much lower orderbook levels but also have a large percentage of vessels over 20 years of age. Thus, we believe that it is very likely for the supply of feeders and intermediate containerships to contract, benefiting owners of modern vessels like us. Needless to say, the geo-political, economic and trade-related factors, like the renewed focus on US tariffs imposed, influence the volume of containerized trade and, consequently, demand for vessels, adding to the overall uncertainty in the markets. Nevertheless, given our strong balance sheet, we believe we are well positioned to take advantage of any developments in the markets, and we continuously evaluate and pursue accretive investment opportunities in both the secondhand and newbuilding sectors. At the same time, our balance sheet and contracted revenues backlog provide us with sufficient comfort to increase the rewards to our shareholders by increasing our dividend by 7% to $0.75 per share providing an annualized yield of about 5%."