Who wants to buy a terminal company in Russia?
It’s hard to imagine a sale of Maersk’s terminal operator in Russia in practice, analysts assess. The Danish company will probably not receive noteworthy payment for its shares in Global Ports.
by JENS THOMSEN
Maersk intends to get rid of its stake in Russian terminal company Global Ports, of which the Danish container line owns 30.75 percent, but who can or will buy into a company in sanctioned Russia, which the International Monetary Fund (IMF) says is headed toward a deep recession?
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