The Israeli state loses control of Zim
Financially struggling Israeli container carrier Zim has secured a long-term financial restructuring agreement worth a total USD three billion. The agreement will reduce the state's ownership stake to 32 percent.
BY TOMAS KRISTIANSEN
Israeli container carrier Zim has landed a financial restructuring agreement that amounts to a total of USD three billion, says the company in a statement.
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