Countdown to clash over Euronav's board composition has begun
The Belgian tanker carrier has invited shareholders for an extraordinary general assembly where participants will have to vote on major stareholder CMB’s proposal about replacing the entire board.
by DAG HOLMSTAD
A new dramatic chapter in the saga about Euronav and its failed merger with rival Frontline has now been scheduled after the Belgian crude tanker operator has invited stakeholders to an extraordinary general assembly on March 23.
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