French container takeover could be biggest yet
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French CMA CGM's acquisition of Neptune Orient Lines (NOL) in Singapore, the parent company of container carrier APL, could become the biggest yet measured by the combined capacity operated by the carrier up for sale. In these terms, the French acquisition would surpass Maersk Line's acquisitions of both UK-Dutch P&O Nedlloyd in 2015 and US-based Sealand in 1999, according to analyst agency Alphaliner.
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