“A very, very good day” for Erria

The Managing Director of Erria is happy that the company has won the trial against a Chinese shipyard. Now, he thinks there is no doubt that the shipping company will survive.

BY JAKOB VESTERAGER

Published: 11.10.12 at 15:47

Clearly relieved, Managing Director of Erria, Henrik N. Andersen, tells ShippingWatch about the arbitration case won by the company. Now, he thinks that it is just a formality to arrange the papers making sure that Erria will survive.

“It is a fantastic result. The court has agreed to all our claims and justice has been done”, Henrik N. Andersen says.

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