Norden's two major shareholders sever ties
Norden two major shareholders, Norwegian Rasmussengruppen and Motortramp, have severed the mutual ties that have long bound the parties together through a shareholder agreement. The two investors are now free to sell their stakes as they like.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
The two biggest shareholders in carrier Norden, Rasmussengruppen and Motortramp, on Tuesday finally terminated a mutual shareholder agreement.
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