The Korean shipowner, whose CEO resigned this week over the company’s financial state, booked a loss of KRW 317.6bn ($297m) for the three months to 30 September.
The deficit was much bigger than the KRW 47bn loss booked in the same period a year ago as well as the KRW 184.7bn predicted by analysts.
Hanjin blamed the appreciation of the Korean won against the US dollar for wiping KRW 174bn off its balance sheet.
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