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Strained PIL asks for another postponement of its 2019 report

Family-owned container line Pacific International Lines, PIL, has asked authorities for permission to postpone submission of its 2019 report again. The reason cited is restructuring negotiations.
Photo: PR / Pacific International Lines
Photo: PR / Pacific International Lines
by DAG HOLMSTAD

Work is still underway to settle a new financing arrangement for Pacific International Lines, PIL. The family-owned container line has therefore asked for permission to postpone submission of its audited report for 2019 from the financial supervisory authority in Singapore.

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