Hapag-Lloyd in black in 2015 with EUR 114 million net profit
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Hapag-Lloyd benefited from cost-reduction initiatives and synergies gained from the acquisition of Chilean container unit CSAV in 2015, an otherwise all-time low market for the container sector.
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