Hapag-Lloyd repeats call for NOL collaboration
Hapag-Lloyd is not done looking for new collaborative partners, and following the merger with Chilean CSAV the carrier's CEO is now voicing a desire to collaborate with Neptune Orient Line.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
The merger with Chilean CSAV is apparently not enough for German Hapag-Lloyd. According to Danish media Aktiefokus, Group CEO Michael Behrendt has told German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine that Singapore-based Neptune Orient Line (NOL) would be a good partner in an alliance, as the carrier would make it possible to boost the company's business on Asia-Europe.
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