14/07/2015at 09:16

Torm completes restructuring

Torm has completed its restructuring. This means among other things that the balance will be recapitalized through a significant reduction of the existing debt. A major profit is expected already this year.

BY BENJAMIN WERNER CHRISTENSEN

It is not surprising but it is still great news for the carrier Torm. The company writes in a corporate statement Monday evening, that the planned restructuring has been completed.

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