Concordia Maritime increases fourth quarter loss despite market improvement
Despite signs of the market recovering, Concordia Maritime's deficit rose in the fourth quarter compared to the previous year. The shipping line, which has just moved its operations from Sweden to Denmark, has a positive view on this year and the next.
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by SØREN PICO
Things started off weak. Then they got worse. But toward the end, the long-awaited recovery came.
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