11/02/2015at 12:40

Another Copenship company files for bankruptcy

A third part of Copenship - Copenship Management - has filed for bankruptcy today, Wednesday. 24 employees have had their contracts with the company terminated.

BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

Copenship Management has filed for bankruptcy today, Wednesday, according to the Danish Maritime and Commercial High Court.

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