Maersk could generate between USD 1 and 1.4 billion fby divesting the logistics company Damco, estimates analyst agency Alphaliner, which views Damco as a natural divestment candidate in the strategy review currently taking place at Maersk Group.
Alphaliner: Maersk could sell Damco for USD 1.4 billion
Maersk Group's logistics unit Damco is an obvious divestment candidate as it makes no significant contributions to the core business at Maersk Line, and the company has now booked a profit after a period of losses.
BY OLE ANDERSEN
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