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Stolt-Nielsen is prepared to merge with Odfjell: "The answer is yes"

Stolt-Nielsen is interested in a merger with Odfjell. The chemical tanker competitor, on the other hand, flatly rejects the notion.

From left: Jens F. Grüner-Hegge, CFO of Stolt-Nielsen, and Harald Fotland, CEO of Odfjell. | Photo: Stolt-Nielsen og Gunnar Eide/Odfjell

by IDHA TOFT VALEUR

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