EnMaersk announced yesterday plans to consider its strategic options under a new CEO, leading the stock to rise 12% on the day. This might include a demerger of the oil business according to Bloomberg. This comes against the backdrop of: weakening market share, at least on U.S. import routes shown by Panjiva data; competitor consolidation … Continue reading “Maersk Considers Options Amid Frenetic Logistics Restructuring”
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Maersk Considers Options Amid Frenetic Logistics Restructuring
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