Supply chain chaos boosts DFDS' Turkish venture after slow start
The timing proved unfortunate when DFDS took over Turkish carrier U.N. Ro-Ro in 2018. An economic crisis in Türkiye made for a difficult start, but bottlenecks and supply chain chaos following the pandemic have boosted DFDS’ investment in the company.
by JENS THOMSEN
DFDS dug deep into its pockets when investing DKK 7.1bn (USD 912.3m) in Turkish RoRo carrier U.N. Ro-Ro in 2018, accelerating its expansion in the Mediterranean region, but an economic crisis in Türkiye initially put a spanner in the works for DFDS.
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