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Crude oil boosted Maersk Tankers to massive profit

With a whopping USD 450 million improvement, not least due to the VLCC divestment, Maersk Tankers managed a turnaround following several years with negative results. But the positive effect from the low oil price will be a passing phenomenon, CEO Morten Engelstoft tells ShippingWatch.

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BY OLE ANDERSEN
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