
Bad news will be delivered next week when two of China’s largest players in the shipping market, COSCO and CSCL, will present a negative final result for the second year in a row. COSCO, which is a state-owned company, as is CSCL, has announced that its shareholders must expect “considerable losses” for 2012.
The poor financial results will force COSCO into the stock group of the Shanghai exchange which deserves special treatment, writes Alphaliner. The threat that COSCO’s stock will exit the exchange entirely if the company delivers dissatisfactory results once again will prove a constant headache in 2013.
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