Maersk Group is in talks to acquire Singapore-based carrier Neptune Orient Lines (NOL).
French CMA CGM, the world's third largest container carrier, is allegedly also in preliminary talks to acquire the carrier, according to an announcement to Singapore's stock exchange.
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