Kuehne: Hapag-Lloyd could be part of a takeover of Hamburger Hafen

Major shareholder Klaus-Michael Kuehne says the idea has not been coordinated with container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd, in which Kuehne controls a large stake.

Klaus-Michael Kühne owns 30 pct. of Hapag-Lloyd and 53 pct. of the Swiss logistics company Kuehne+Nagel. | Photo: Christian Charisius/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

by Marketwire

German billionaire Klaus-Michael Kuehne is considering involving Hapag-Lloyd in a potential move to take over port operator Hamburger Hafen & Logistik.

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