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Carnegie: Four scenarios for the new Maersk

Ensuring a clear and shareholder-friendly investment strategy at Maersk is far more crucial than splitting up the group, which would likely not create more value for shareholders, projects investment bank Carnegie in an analysis.
Photo: Maersk
Photo: Maersk
BY OLE ANDERSEN

To split up the Maersk Group would most likely not create significantly more value for shareholders, and a split would probably also be problematic for the Danish shipping and oil conglomerate, notes investment bank Carnegie in an analysis of the strategic review, of which senior management at Maersk, spearheaded by new CEO Søren Skou, is expected to announce the first conclusions soon.

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