22/12/2014at 14:30

Hapag-Lloyd completes EUR 370 million capital increase

German Hapag-Lloyd has now completed a planned capital increase for a total EUR 370 million as part of the merger with Chilean CSAV.

by DANIEL LOGAN

German container carrier Hapag-Lloyd has now completed a large capital increase of EUR 370 million, says the company in a statement on Monday.

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