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Former Inchcape CEO to head new maritime business

Almost two years after Claus Hyldager left his job as CEO of Inchcape Services, he is now ready to present a new maritime company and he has brought some of his former colleagues with him, he tells ShippingWatch.

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Inchcape CEO steps down with immediate effect

Without providing any specific reason, Claus Hyldager has stepped down as CEO of London-based but Arabian owned Inchcape. Hyldager has served as chief executive for nine years and spearheaded a massive expansion of the company.

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