Hapag-Lloyd merger comes at a risk
The acquisition of Chilean CSAV will strengthen Hapag-Lloyd on key South American routes, but the German carrier stands to face a massive fleet from the competitors.

BY OLE ANDERSEN
Regardless of the economies of scale and savings worth an estimated USD 300 million, the merger between German Hapag-Lloyd and Chilean CSAV still comes at a risk.
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