Copenship trying to save the rest of the company
Bankrupt Copenship is currently fighting to keep the remaining parts of the company from being dragged down by the bankruptcy. The carrier hopes to settle a deal by early next week, CEO Michael Fenger tells ShippingWatch.
BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT
Two parts of dry bulk operator Copenship went bankrupt on Tuesday, namely the two entities Copenship A/S and Copenship Bulkers, and law firm Lett is currently acting as trustee for the estate.
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