In September, 2025, the Tallink Grupp carried 387,482 passengers, which was a 4.1% drop, compared to September, 2024.
The number of cargo units also fell by 8.2% to 21,269 and the number of passenger vehicles was down by 5.9% amounting to 55,973 units, compared to the same period in 2024.
In the third quarter of this year, Tallink carried 1,766,335 passengers, which was a 3% increase compared to the previous year.
However, the number of transported cargo units fell by 9.8% to 60,306 units, while the number of passenger vehicles increased by 0.4% to 251,751 units, compared to the same period a year ago.
The third quarter Finland/Sweden results reflected operations of the Helsinki/Stockholm (the cruise ferries ‘Silja Serenade’ and ‘Silja Symphony’) and the Turku/Stockholm (the cruise ferry ‘Baltic Princess’) routes.
Meanwhile, the third quarter Estonia/Finland results reflected the operations of the shuttle vessels ‘MyStar’ and ‘Megastar’ and the cruise ferry ‘Victoria I’.
A year ago, the cruise ferry ‘Victoria I’ operated on the Tallinn/Stockholm route from 31st May until 31st August, 2024.
The shuttle vessel ‘Megastar’ did not operate for two days in September, due to scheduled maintenance.
The 3Q25 Estonia/Sweden results reflected the operations of the Tallinn/Stockholm and the Paldiski/Kapellskär routes.
Tallinn/Stockholm was operated by the cruise vessel ‘Baltic Queen’, while the Paldiski/Kapellskär route was operated by the passenger vessel ‘Superfast IX’.
During the same period in 2024, the Paldiski/Kapellskär route was operated by two cargo vessels, ‘Sailor’ and ‘Regal Star’.
Also, the Tallinn/Stockholm route was operated by two cruise ferries, ‘Baltic Queen’ and ‘Victoria I’, from 31st May to 31st August, 2024.
In September, the ‘Galaxy 1’ charter agreement was further extended by another six months until October, 2026. The agreement also includes another 12-month extension option after the end of the firm period.
